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The advantage to being a bear investor.
Silverberg rethinks the way investors fund companies.
Lightspeed Venture Partners' Dr. Ling Wong reveals her latest investment.
Wall Street Journal reporter Kirsten Grind on the challenging life and tragic death of the founder of Zappos.
Siniscalco is the firm's first female partner.
The Silicon Schools Fund CEO reimagines American education.
Jambu Palaniappan finds candidates like CNBC's Christina Farr to become new investors at OMERS Ventures. A year after these interviews were first released, Scott McGrew checks in with Christina Farr.
Scott McGrew settles his bet with the venture capitalist.
The legendary 86-year-old venture capitalist tries to imagine what work and value will look like in an age of AI. This episode was first released on March 10, 2020.
Robert Buelteman’s fine art hangs in dozens of Silicon Valley venture firms.
Khosla Ventures co-founder recounts the day he invested in plant-based meats.
Yang invests in games, entertainment and the metaverse.
Founders Craig Asher and Dan Fero on the staggering progress in biology.
Lightspeed's general partner talks pop culture, shopping and Lady Gaga.
Lamont leads successful investments in healthcare and fintech.
Glean CEO Arvind Jain and General Catalyst’s Quentin Clark.
The Anthemis co-founder is an investor, moviemaker and musical theater producer.
Rory and Scott McGrew ponder luck, happiness and the two words you should never say in a VC pitch.
D’Onofrio is the driving force behind Bessemer’s growth investment practice.
A venture capitalist claims men who take extended time off from work for the birth of a child are “losers.”
Data company Fivetran secures $565 million in series D.
The CEO of Collective and venture partner at Expa makes his immigrant parents proud.
Author Max Chafkin examines the life of venture capitalist Peter Thiel.
A conversation with experts at the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change as well as a discussion with an Estonian government official on the country's easy immigration laws.
Bell opens up on education, books and applying to MIT in the second grade.
Stanford GSB's Robert Siegel examines how legacy companies make the transition to digital.
We make yet another visit to Emergence, one of Silicon Valley's most successful venture firms, to discuss its new follow-up fund with Kevin Spain.
Iman Abuzeid leads the dismantling of her own offices while leading Incredible Health to new heights.
Genvid's Jacob Navok raises a $113 million series C.
Anna Palmer of Flybridge and XFactor Ventures says the pandemic could spark a new generation of female led garage startups.