🎙️If you've ever wanted to learn about the journey of starting a private equity firm, tune into the recent ION Influencers’ Fireside Chat hosted by Giovanni Amodeo, where our Managing Partner, Justin Ryan, discusses the intricacies of launching a first-time fund and raising capital. Their discussion covers a broad range of topics: 🌟 The founding journey of Glow Capital Partners, including insights into raising capital as a first time fund from institutional investors and family offices. 🌟 The firm's investment focus and emphasis on proprietary deal flow. 🌟 The significance of assembling a talented team and cultivating a partnership culture. 🌟 Glow's commitment to ESG principles and its recent achievement of BCorp certification. Be sure to watch the full video to hear more about Glow’s future aspirations. https://bit.ly/4dNUYRb
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🥂 As we bid farewell to 2023, we’re proud in reflecting on the transformative journey Dot Investing undertook this year. It has been a period of remarkable growth and impact. We expanded our team with exceptional talent, successfully initiated a new direct and co-investing practice, and fostered partnerships across three continents. Enabling us to democratise access to not only high performing private market funds, but also to high-conviction institutionally backed direct investments. 📈 From increasing our deployed assets under advisement nearly 10x to co-hosting 30 family offices at the prestigious House of Lords, our collective endeavours have not only brought purpose and prosperity but have also solidified trusted relationships that go beyond transactions. 🤝 Our heartfelt gratitude extends to every investor, fund manager, founder and friend who enriched our journey in 2023. The new year holds boundless possibilities, so onward to a year of continued growth and success! 🚀 #DotInvesting #YearEndReflection #PrivateEquity #ImpactInvesting A big thanks to! Kinson Lo Christine Tsai Luke Dixon, CFA, CAIARhett Hendrix David Musu' Felipe Massu Aman Verjee, CFA Alexi Papaconstantinou Boutros Noujaim Fabrice Pasquier William J A Clegg Practical Venture Capital Lawrence Barclay James Perry Nat Wei Anthony St John Dave McClure Key Compton Global Public Offering Fund Jeff Stewart Christopher Fisher and many others!
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🌟 Vote for Our Panel: Overcoming Adversity as a Young Diverse VC Investor!🌟 Are you passionate about fostering diversity and inclusion in the venture capital industry? Join Sarah Romanko, Demetrius Palmer and I for an insightful session that delves into the personal challenges faced by young, diverse VC investors as they navigate their way into this competitive field. Session Highlights: - Personal Journeys: Hear firsthand accounts from investors who have overcome significant hurdles to break into VC. Learn about their strategies for resilience and growth. - Challenging Stereotypes: Discover effective methods to combat biases and create a more inclusive environment in venture capital. - Adding Value as Junior VCs: Gain insights into how junior VCs can challenge misconceptions, add value to their firms, and promote diversity within their investment portfolios. Please vote for our proposal (https://lnkd.in/gsiinqXP) and reshare this post with your network. Voting is open until Sunday, August 18 (11:59PM PT). Let's work together to create a more diverse, equitable, and inclusive venture capital ecosystem! #DiversityInVC #VentureCapital #YoungInvestors #SXSW #Austin
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📚 New Impact Investing for VCs training course 📚 Another addition to our outstanding #VC training courses is the new Impact Investing for VCs workshop. Run by Hayley Hand of Big Society Capital in collaboration with ImpactVC. First session on 16 May. More details in link below or drop me a message if of interest 📩 British Private Equity & Venture Capital Association (BVCA) Natalie Whiley, Assoc. CIPD Jordan Crossfield Kostadinka Malzarkova James Reis #venturecapital #impactinvesting
📚 New Training for VCs: We are pleased to introduce our NEW Impact Investing for VCs workshop in collaboration with ImpactVC, tailored to #VCs from venture builders and accelerators to the growth stage. Join our course director, Hayley Hand, Investment Director at Big Society Capital on 16 May, as she provides a deep dive into #investing with impact in a VC setting. Explore how to embed impact into your fund thesis, utilise this to enhance fund returns and attract impact-minded LPs and founders. Hear from top-tier VCs and LPs investing in impact who provide invaluable insight on how to design impact theses, understand and assess impact risks and returns and synergies with commercial value, and measure and report on the impact you are achieving. For more information or to book, click here: https://lnkd.in/eskn3vEn
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📚 New Training for VCs: We are pleased to introduce our NEW Impact Investing for VCs workshop in collaboration with ImpactVC, tailored to #VCs from venture builders and accelerators to the growth stage. Join our course director, Hayley Hand, Investment Director at Big Society Capital on 16 May, as she provides a deep dive into #investing with impact in a VC setting. Explore how to embed impact into your fund thesis, utilise this to enhance fund returns and attract impact-minded LPs and founders. Hear from top-tier VCs and LPs investing in impact who provide invaluable insight on how to design impact theses, understand and assess impact risks and returns and synergies with commercial value, and measure and report on the impact you are achieving. For more information or to book, click here: https://lnkd.in/eskn3vEn
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It’s easy to get lost in the hype when investing whether you are investing in public companies or two founders in a garage. At Raise last week, my partner Nick Talwar shared how K50 Ventures has driven top-decile returns and material impact for millions of small businesses and middle-class consumers. See post below 👇 and check out Raise if you are an emerging manager or LP looking to build a venture portfolio; it was by far the best conference of the year. As Nick mentioned, it’s hard to stay focused and ahead of the curve as a thematic investor. At K50, we rely on our three pillars to drive our investment process: 1. Outcomes-driven - We exclusively invest in products that benefit middle-class consumers and small businesses. Our specialized approach enables us to cut through the noise and concentrate on the unmet needs founders are solving for this population rather than the schools they went to, the investors already in the round, or the small amount of potentially misleading traction they already have. 2. High conviction - We aim to lead (price the round, be the first to say yes, and typically the biggest check in an investment round) so we primarily take meetings in areas we've researched where we can add significant value. We focus on underwriting the problem, the founders and their founder/problem fit, and the market. We spend at least 3-4 weeks with any individual company and typically many months if it’s a brand new space for us. If we really like the team but less familiar with the problem or market, we may invest a smaller "scout check" ($50-100k) always with intent to lead in future rounds. 3. Bellwether and contrarian - We aim for outsized returns by identifying untapped/undertapped themes before they become mainstream. If you are just starting to investigate AI now, Web3 or NFTs in 2021, or drones 6-7 years ago, you would have been investing into the hype cycle and paying high prices. It pays to either be early investing the time and energy before the hype is there or wait until the hype cycle is over to redefine the theme once the market has settled or moved on. In order to re-energize the capital markets, we educate media and co-investors on these opportunities through events, content, and our memos (typically people keep this private) to inform and build momentum. Stay tuned as we explore some of our themes and feel free to share ideas of what you are looking at as future founders and investors!
🌉No better way to wrap up a busy week in San Francisco than at RAISE. Our Senior Partner Nick Talwar had the opportunity to speak on a panel focused on "Thematic Investing: Finding Outliers," offering valuable insights into spotting standout investment opportunities. We were asked, “How do you maintain a defensible moat over time, especially as an investment theme becomes a major area of focus for venture capital investors?” Nick’s response: “We are a thematic investor who invests only pre-seed/seed, only in small businesses and middle class, almost always with second time founders or people we have worked with before, and almost always in the Americas. We have now done this 150 times and are known for this, so our velocity is only accelerating over time. For us, it is a lot about choosing not to do most things and being excellent in our niche because that is all we do.” If you're interested in diving deeper or want to keep the conversation going, please don't hesitate to reach out.
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As an early-stage founder, raising capital is one of the most complex processes you will go through. Coupled with the current down market, media narratives are painting a pretty grim picture for founders looking to raise in the next 6-12 months. Worry not – it's not all doom and gloom. Forum Ventures’ latest report shows that rounds are still being closed and strong founders are still raising, albeit at a slower pace. The 2023 State of the Market Report dives into the minds of investors to answer your most pressing questions: 🔹 What does an investor need to see in the founding team and product before saying “yes”? 🔹How much revenue do you need to have at different stages of funding? 🔹How do you extend your runway and conserve cash in a slower market? 🔹What is a realistic valuation for my product? These and more are answered in the easy-to-digest report. Download here: https://lnkd.in/eYARPtFS
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Franklin Venture Partners is a corporate venture capital arm of Franklin Templeton. Franklin Venture Partners invest in mid- and late-stage private companies it believes are poised for transformative impacts across multiple industries. They bring together multiple investment managers with specialized capabilities, so you can easily access a broad range of solutions through one trusted global partner. They have broadened their capabilities by attracting leading public and private market investment managers to their firm. They preserve the investment independence of each manager and underpin it with large-scale expertise in distribution, marketing, operations, and risk management practices. And their strong corporate balance sheet provides them with financial stability to support these investment capabilities across market cycles, which allows each manager to stay true to their process, philosophy, and style. https://lnkd.in/gZVRgMm3 #venturecapital #firm #enterprenuers
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Ever wish you could read an investor’s mind? Well, Forum Ventures has the next-best thing. It’s been a challenging year for founders, but Forum’s 2023 State of the Market report has the gut-check insights you need to make the most of the year ahead. Download it at the link below 👇
As an early-stage founder, raising capital is one of the most complex processes you will go through. Coupled with the current down market, media narratives are painting a pretty grim picture for founders looking to raise in the next 6-12 months. Worry not – it's not all doom and gloom. Forum Ventures’ latest report shows that rounds are still being closed and strong founders are still raising, albeit at a slower pace. The 2023 State of the Market Report dives into the minds of investors to answer your most pressing questions: 🔹 What does an investor need to see in the founding team and product before saying “yes”? 🔹How much revenue do you need to have at different stages of funding? 🔹How do you extend your runway and conserve cash in a slower market? 🔹What is a realistic valuation for my product? These and more are answered in the easy-to-digest report. Download here: https://lnkd.in/eYARPtFS
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Enjoyed reading Forum Ventures "2023 State of the Market report". It can be tough to get data and insights about the early stage startup and investor market. Forum's survey findings shine a light where it's typically dark. Thank you! #hearstlab #startupfunding #female founders
As an early-stage founder, raising capital is one of the most complex processes you will go through. Coupled with the current down market, media narratives are painting a pretty grim picture for founders looking to raise in the next 6-12 months. Worry not – it's not all doom and gloom. Forum Ventures’ latest report shows that rounds are still being closed and strong founders are still raising, albeit at a slower pace. The 2023 State of the Market Report dives into the minds of investors to answer your most pressing questions: 🔹 What does an investor need to see in the founding team and product before saying “yes”? 🔹How much revenue do you need to have at different stages of funding? 🔹How do you extend your runway and conserve cash in a slower market? 🔹What is a realistic valuation for my product? These and more are answered in the easy-to-digest report. Download here: https://lnkd.in/eYARPtFS
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