Exploring Growth Stage Investing with Ex-Investment Banker Turned VC

Exploring Growth Stage Investing with Ex-Investment Banker Turned VC

Exploring Growth Stage Investing with Ex-Investment Banker Turned VC

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Episode Summary:

In this episode, host Maxine Minter and co-host Cheryl Mack dive into the world of growth stage investing with guest Christina Fa from NewView Capital. They explore the reasons why ex-investment bankers transition to VC, discuss the nuances of growth-stage investing, and shed light on the importance of secondaries in the current market landscape. Christina shares insights on company scaling in different ecosystems, the impact of GenAI innovation, and the changing dynamics of venture capital.

Key topics covered include the unique factors influencing growth stage investments, the difference between primary and secondary investing, and the significance of liquidity for investors and founders. The conversation delves into the evolving venture capital landscape and the role of secondary transactions in unlocking value and increasing market liquidity.

Resources:

• Growth stage investing focuses on scaling proven products and ideas to dominate the market.

• Secondaries play a crucial role in providing liquidity to early investors, employees, and founders.

• The US offers a mature ecosystem with a deep talent pool for scaling companies, while Australia nurtures a hungry and talented workforce.

• Investors can access growth stage opportunities through platforms like Angellist and secondary transaction platforms.

• Exploring new frontiers in AI and emerging technologies drives investor interest and excitement in growth-stage companies.

• NewView Capital

• NewView Capital Linkedin

• Christina Fa LinkedIn

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