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TD Shepherd Joins Silicon Catalyst as In-Kind Partner to Accelerate Deep-Tech Innovation

Silicon Valley, CA and Utrecht, The Netherlands – September 16, 2024 – Silicon Catalyst, an incubator + accelerator exclusively focused on accelerating semiconductor solutions, announced that TD Shepherd has joined as a new member of its In-Kind Partner ecosystem.  This partnership aims to enhance the support available to semiconductor startups, driving innovation and growth.

Specializing in semiconductors, semiconductor equipment and materials, photonics, EDA, AI/ML, and embedded programming, with a global team of seasoned professionals, including engineers and senior bankers, TD Shepherd brings a unique blend of corporate finance expertise and hands-on experience to the Silicon Catalyst’s portfolio companies. 

TD Shepherd has a rich network of Dutch, European, Asian, and US venture funds, PE parties, and corporate venture funds focused on the deep-tech sector, and is a member of global organizations like GSA and IEEE, with turn-key partnerships with Microtech Ventures, HighTech Startbahn, and corporate finance companies, ensuring quick access to relevant parties.

As an IKP member, TD Shepherd offers startup training services on key topics such as Due Diligence, Ambition & Compass, and Round Preparation. The intensive training sessions are designed to help deep-tech startups navigate complex financial landscapes and create sustainable growth models. 

For more information, visit https://tdshepherd.com  ; https://siliconcatalyst.com

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