To understand where the venture industry has come from, where it currently stands, and most importantly, how to improve upon it, it’s important to understand the underlying forces at play that have kept the industry in stagnation for over 65 years.
Last week we kicked off our webinar series — Figuring Venture Out, starting with our inaugural session, “Why So Many Venture Funds Underperform.” We had a fantastic turnout. If you weren’t able to attend and want the recording let me know and I will be sure to send you a copy along with answers to the Q&A.
Today (Friday, Feb. 2nd) at 2:00 CST we will “Why the Venture Model Has Remained Unchanged Since 1959,”
You can register for the event HERE.
Speakers will include:
Joe Milam — Speaker
Joe is a recognized expert in securities analysis, valuation, portfolio design and management, venture and angel investing, and the Psychology of Wealth. He ran his own multi-family office for 20 years and is now applying his almost 40 years of investing experience to address the inefficiencies in how we fund innovation.
Ron Macleod — Moderator
Ron has Over 25 years of experience in financial services and wealth management, specifically as an early pioneer in the family office practice. He is an accomplished investment, financial, and business leader with substantial family office, private investment, banking, and alternative asset experience, at such firms as the Rockefeller Trust Company, BMO, U.S. Trust, BNY Mellon, and Drexel, Burnham Lambert.
Again, the details are:
- Who: YOU.
- What: Why the Venture Model Has Remained Unchanged Since 1959
- When: Today, Friday, February 2nd, at 2 p.m. CST.
- Where: Online via Zoom. You can register here.
- Why: Understanding the inefficient practices of the past and present will equip you with confidence to be a part of the future of venture capital.
We look forward to seeing you there!
