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      "text": "Invitations to participate in the survey are sent to the membership lists of local technology and life-sciences associations (e.g., the Massachusetts High-Technology Council), the list of private companies from the VentureXpert database, and similar databases. The invitations are sent to the CEOs and CFOs, who are offered a free copy of a detailed “CompStudy Compensation Report” based on the survey results and available only to participants.15 Because the market for executive talent varies over time, companies",
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      "text": "14 According to Renaissance Capital, of the initial public offerings (IPOs) over the last decade, 48% came from those two industries, and no other industry accounted for more than 12%. According to Center for Venture Research at the University of New Hampshire and the National Venture Capital Association, of the angel capital invested during the decade, 74% went to those two industries, as did 71% of venture capital. According to Thomson’s Venture Expert Database, technology investments (including Internet, computer software and services, communications and media, semiconductors and other electronics, and computer hardware) were 56% of venture capital investments from 2000 to 2009 and life sciences investments (medical/health and biotechnology) were an additional 15%.",
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