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Building a Syndicate with Alumni to Fund Startups
27:13 - 35:24 (08:11)
Many startups alumni have created their syndicates, which makes it easy to co-invest alongside them. These syndicates are accessible through platforms, which connect investors and make it easy to manage your back office.
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The speaker discusses their approach to investing, which includes both publicly sharing their core strategy and running additional playbooks behind the scenes.
27:13 - 28:04 (00:50)
Summary
The speaker discusses their approach to investing, which includes both publicly sharing their core strategy and running additional playbooks behind the scenes. They have seen returns primarily on the special purpose vehicle front and are holding on to their positions in companies, despite the long period of illiquidity that comes with investing in startups.
ChapterBuilding a Syndicate with Alumni to Fund Startups
Episode#206 with Brianne Kimmel - How Venture Capitalists Make Money
PodcastMy First Million
Rolling funds provide the opportunity to raise your own fund and become a VC with the help of platforms that connect you with investors and simplify back office management, but starting a legacy-building startup is still a preferable option for those with CEO potential and a clear vision.
28:04 - 32:13 (04:09)
Summary
Rolling funds provide the opportunity to raise your own fund and become a VC with the help of platforms that connect you with investors and simplify back office management, but starting a legacy-building startup is still a preferable option for those with CEO potential and a clear vision.
ChapterBuilding a Syndicate with Alumni to Fund Startups
Episode#206 with Brianne Kimmel - How Venture Capitalists Make Money
PodcastMy First Million
Learn how startup alumni syndicates are formed and how you can co-invest alongside them in this episode.
32:13 - 35:24 (03:11)
Summary
Learn how startup alumni syndicates are formed and how you can co-invest alongside them in this episode. Guests discuss how successful startups have their own syndicates, and how this has helped entrepreneurs find investors for their start-up funding rounds.