Timo Ahopelto, founding partner at Lifeline Ventures, talks to Marek Pawlowski about start-up UXÂ culture and developments in mobile, health and gaming. Â Lifeline Ventures raised a EUR 57m fund in February 2016 to invest specifically in these areas.
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Interview: Timo Ahopelto, founding partner, Lifeline Ventures
Timo Ahopelto’s investment portfolio at Lifeline Ventures focuses on mobile, health and gaming. Â Notable successes includes Moves, a personal activity tracker with a highly praised UI which was sold to Facebook, and Supercell, the Finnish gaming company. Â Timo himself built and sold CRF Health, a medical technology company. Â His strong personal interest in design has become a key part of his investment philosophy and the interview discusses the importance of embedding user-centred design approaches in start-up culture from the outset.
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