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About Richard Hayes

Richard Hayes is an angel investor and a board member based out of Ireland. Their journey in the startup ecosystem started in 2007 through Mojo Mortgages. Richard Hayes has founded 1 company. As an angel investor, Richard Hayes has a portfolio of 1 company, focusing primarily on sectors like Real Estate and Construction Tech. They invest in companies across Ireland. Their most notable investment is Evercam. Richard Hayes is currently serving as a board member at Mojo Mortgages, which they founded.
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Richard Hayes' Investments

Richard Hayes has invested in 1 company, which was in Evercam (Series A Round) on Sep 30, 2022. Their investment portfolio companies are located in Ireland.
Here is the detail of this recent investment:
Date
Company
Round
Round Amount
Co-Investors
Sep 30, 2022
Series A
$8.95M
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Richard Hayes' Founded Companies

Richard Hayes has founded Mojo Mortgages.
Here is the detail of this founded company:
Company
Short Description
Total Funding
Founded Year
Current Stage
Location
Online marketplace for residential mortgage loans
$9.03M
2017
Acquired
Macclesfield
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Richard Hayes' Board Memberships

Richard Hayes has 1 current board membership in Mojo Mortgages.
Here is the detail of this board membership:
Company
Description
Total Funding
Current Stage
Membership Status
Appointment Date
Cessation Date
Online marketplace for residential mortgage loans
$9.03M
Acquired
CURRENT
May 14, 2007
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