Can an LP also be a Venture Partner and if so what would the recommended carry be if they have dual roles of executive and fundraising?
How do you become a VC scout? As far as I understand, it’s usually a freelance or part-time position, and companies typically don’t advertise such roles. However, I recall seeing some venture funds that had a link on their website, something like “Become a Scout with Us.” How can you find these kinds of programs? It seems logical for a fund’s management company to sign agreements with lots of scouts—maybe a hundred—so they can bring well-researched startups. But for some reason, that doesn’t appear to be the norm in the market. Has anyone tried reaching out to a fund’s managing directors directly and offering their services as a scout?
I am trying to create an agent workflow in n8n and need the base url for the api in order to pull information. What is the url? I can't seem to find it.
Is there a way to edit the intake form? Would like to present the selection criteria as bullet points ... [image.png]
A post on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/posts/activity-7303170504356466690-5JL9?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAACD3IoBHOj2HcVqY8B_nToaE_XXXrZKAfA argued against copying other VCs' strategies. Specifically, it offered this example: when "2️⃣ Smaller firms pile in—not because they’ve built real conviction, but because the lead investor is prestigious. If Sequoia is in, it must be good, right?" Is there any evidence that joining a round in which Sequioa or any of the funds mentioned below are participating will result in average returns? Sequoia Capital: $2.85 billion Andreessen Horowitz: $2.75 billion Lightspeed Venture Partners: $2.2 billion Tiger Global Management: $2.1 billion Insight Partners: $2 billion
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What is the best way to remove the effects of inflation and MSX30 from IRR calculations?
Ideally I'd like to be able to sort this by deal source categories.
I already tried saving it on google sheets and is doesn't work either.
There are a few funds that publicly accept money for their existing funds. For example, alumni ventures https://www.av.vc/av-funds. They have multiple funds and one (meaning any individual) can choose which fund to invest in. 1- is that not considered general solicitation because the fund already exists? But if the fund already exists, then its size is already known so when they raise more money for the same fund, then why doesn't it qualify as a new fund, which means they should not do general solicitation? 2- The minimum check size for alumni ventures is 10K. How ae they able to do that given there is overhead associated with getting small checks from LPs?