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Eastward Capital

Financial Services

Eastward Capital Partners provides venture debt and equity financing to venture capital-backed technology companies and high-growth enterprises. The firm offers flexible, tailored lending solutions designed to help founders and entrepreneurs scale their businesses while minimizing equity dilution and avoiding restrictive covenants.

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Eastward Capital at a glance

Eastward Capital is a financial services company. Xcout tracks 10 named people at Eastward Capital, including Michael Dale (Partner and Chief Financial Officer).

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Eastward Capital leadership

  • Michael DalePartner and Chief Financial Officer
  • Dennis P. CameronFounding Partner
  • Beth GormanDirector of Accounting
  • Chris BodnarInvestment Partner
  • Edward DresnerInvestment Partner
  • Ian DaigleInvestment Partner

4 more named people on record for Eastward Capital, with roles, board committees and tenure — see the full roster →

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