In this episode, Joel Palathinkal engages with Matthew McGraw of Anthropocene Ventures to explore his business journey and evolving views on money, influenced by his family background and relationship dynamics. They discuss the risks and safety nets that accompany entrepreneurial growth and how Rob approaches decision-making regarding reinvesting profits and personal spending. The conversation contrasts corporate versus entrepreneurial careers, emphasizing self-awareness and health strategies. They also delve into the emerging manager ecosystem, investment trends, LP behaviors, and super angel goals. The discussion touches on climate tech investments, the role of family offices in climate solutions, and fund strategies, concluding with insights on leveraging LP skills.
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Miguel Burger: BFF Ventures
In this episode, Joel Palathinkal chats with Miguel Burger of BFF Ventures about his journey from investment banking to launching ventures like Elite Daily and Ethoca. They discuss New York Tech Week, LAVCA week, and the Miguel's career shift to TMT and their exit to DMGT. The conversation covers founding Ethoca, angel investing, joining Vast Ventures with a Latin America focus, and the creation of BFF. They delve into the venture ecosystem, balancing work and life, focusing on fewer projects, and lessons in sales and fundraising. The episode wraps up with insights on building long-term relationships and the value of educational content.
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Daniel Dart: Rockyard Ventures
In this episode, Joel Palathinkal engages with Daniel Dart of Rockyard Ventures, exploring his journey from band management to venture capital. Daniel shares insights on intelligence, success, and the impact of AI, reflecting on his transition from the music industry to tech investments. He opens up about overcoming homelessness, the role of peer networks, and the influence of mentor Les Lazarus in his rehabilitation. The conversation delves into the formation and evolution of his band, Time Again, and how his experiences in music management parallel venture capital. Daniel also discusses his focus on early-stage investments, particularly in construction tech, before concluding with expressions of gratitude.
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Fiona McEntee: McEntee Law Group
In this episode, Joel Palathinkal chats with Fiona McEntee of McEntee Law Group about the Irish tech scene and immigrant talent's impact in the US. Fiona discusses her journey from Ireland to a legal career and the importance of visa sponsorship. They explore the tech industry's need for diverse talent, Fiona's books for immigrant founders, and advice on fundraising, risk management, and immigration in venture investments. Fiona highlights brand building, community, and personal branding, alongside using AI for content efficiency. The episode wraps up with resources for the VC community and Fiona's dedication to writing on immigration topics.
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Daniel LeBron: Convergent Robotics LP
In this episode, Joel Palathinkal engages with Daniel LeBron to explore the intersection of private equity, robotics, and manufacturing. Daniel emphasizes the importance of these sectors, delving into the potential and challenges of 3D printed structures, including engineering aspects and sector-wide applications. They discuss investment opportunities in tiny homes and on-demand production, as well as trends and challenges in the real estate market. The conversation also covers financing and legislative considerations for 3D printed homes and the integration of smart technology in real estate. The episode concludes with audience questions on sourcing and structuring real estate deals.
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