Investment capital can still be tough to find for startups looking to stay in Rhode Island. But imagine the last 25 years without the Slater Technology Fund. Since its launch in 2000, the quasi-public venture capital fund has invested $44 million in more than 140 early-stage companies. That investment attracted about $1.2 billion in additional
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