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Voyager Pacific Capital Completes Keiretsu’s Rigorous Due Diligence Process

Thursday, May 7th, 2015


VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON (PRWEB) April 07, 2015

Voyager Pacific Capital Management CEO Stephen Seal announced today that Voyager Fund I completed a rigorous due diligence process through Keiretsu Forum, the worlds largest angel investor network.

In the statement of findings, Keiretsu wrote, Voyager and its management team have a long, successful track record, a solid business strategy, and appear to be executing it well. All of the legal and Fund documents are well structured and in place, and the management team has the requisite skills to execute the strategy.

The goal of Keiretsus due diligence process is to provide members with the information needed to make intelligent decisions about investing in a given opportunity. According to Keiretsu, early-stage investing carries a high degree of risk. To help minimize that risk, the Keiretsu Forum members have developed a thorough and comprehensive due diligence process that is applied to all companies prior to member investment.

Voyager Fund I, which launched in Summer 2014, invests in relatively low-risk tax liens for its investors. Voyagers Fund I presentation to Keiretsu was followed by a rigorous and extensive due diligence process by Keiretsu members, which included an independent review of Voyagers operational procedures, financial model and projections. The final due diligence report has been completed and is available upon request to prospective, accredited investors.

Our clients are savvy, accredited investors looking to diversify, Seal said. Tax lien certificates are a desirable investment because of their high return, which is about 15-16 percent. There is a lot of security in our model, as the amount invested compared to the value of the asset is pennies on the dollar. These investments typically are very safe.

After reviewing Voyager Pacifics underwriting, Kenn Dickinson, an experienced startup, turnaround and Fortune 500 arena Kieretsu coach, appraised Voyagers management team for Keiretsu: Stephen Seals vision for Voyager Pacific is to deliver high returns on tax lien acquisitions, and the management of those assets that outperform the market, Dickinson wrote. The management team has been structured with key individuals, each possessing special knowledge and experience in the real estate market.

Seal has built an extensive, profitable track record in real estate investing. In 1997, he founded LandCentral, which has become a national leader in owner-financed, vacant land purchases. It has sold over 35,000 acres of land across the United States.

About Voyager Pacific Capital Management

Voyager Pacific provides investors with the opportunity to obtain significantly higher returns while investing in relatively low-risk tax lien certificates. Leveraging its nearly two decades of experience in real estate, Voyager Pacific manages niche investment funds with a focus on tax lien certificates. For more information, visit http://www.voyagerpacific.com/.

About Keiretsu Forum

Keiretsu Forum is a global investment community of accredited private equity angel investors, venture capitalists and corporate/institutional investors. Keiretsu Forum was founded in the San Francisco East Bay in California in 2000 by Randy Williams. They are a worldwide network of capital, resources and deal flow with 27 chapters on three continents. Keiretsu Forum members invest in high-quality, diverse investment opportunities. For more information, visit http://www.keiretsuforum.com.







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ADD Inc Completes the New Academic Offices for MIT Skoltech Initiative in Cambridge, MA

Monday, December 30th, 2013

Boston, MA (PRWEB) December 16, 2013

ADD Inc, a premier architecture and design firm, recently finalized its design services for MITs Skoltech Initiatives new academic offices located at One Broadway in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Selected by MIT Department of Facilities, ADD Incs design of MIT Skoltech Initiatives office space brings together two international programs into one shared floor in order to improve efficiencies, synergies and collaboration among its international staff, faculty and students.

The new 18,500 square foot office consists of private offices, shared team offices, open work areas and student workspace with breakout and meeting space where employees can congregate as a team. Efficient lounge-to-lab-to conference environments and multifunctional furniture used throughout enables expansion or reduction as each groups needs evolve.

ADD Inc mixed vibrant colors with traditional textures and patterns found in architecture and textile design to represent the commonality between the different cultures within the groups without being culturally specific. Accent lighting, iconographic objects from different regions and abstract city maps help identify each groups culture while maintaining an equal level of transparency with no hierarchy.

This project challenged ADD Inc to implement design strategies that promote collaboration between groups and represent a common international language without using cultural stereotypes, stated Lisa Killaby, IIDA, LEED AP, Principal, ADD Inc.

MIT Skoltechs open-floor layout assures sunlight throughout the space. Glass-walled offices and low-walled workstations convey transparency. The use of gradated film on glass-walled offices and conference rooms transition a room from opaque to transparent space and blurs the lines between private and common, personal and shared spaces. Writeable glass surfaces double as idea space for individual thought and team sessions.

Flooring was used to provide visual cues for quiet and active areas throughout the office, and different patterns of carpet tile were used to evoke area rugs within common spaces and team environments. In addition, ceiling canopies were designed to create connections between the different groups and emphasize the shared space.

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