The State of Venture
Recorded on September 18, 2020. All three of these VCs hail from among the most powerful investing firms in the country — NEA, Lux Capital, and GV. Yet each made the bold choice to strike out on their own, adding to a growing and diverse landscape of investment vehicles across the globe. Hear about why […]
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