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We are thrilled to share that 328 Capital Partners has been accepted into the Microsoft for Startups Founders Hub program! This partnership offers us access to a suite of Microsoft technologies, expert mentorship, and critical growth resources, such as complimentary access to some of Azure’s most powerful computing resources, which will significantly enhance our data processing and trading capabilities.
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How did a $100M Microsoft Exit Lead to launching a VC firm in Asia?
I had the incredible opportunity to sit down with Aviram Jenik to talk about this!
In addition to founding, bootstrapping, and exiting 3 companies (WOW!), Aviram Jenik angel invested in over 50 startups before moving to Korea 🇰🇷 to launch his own VC firm, Rabbit VC 🐇.
Aviram shares his insight from the trenches.
🎙️ In the latest Leverage Asia episode, we dive into:
—Why founders should bootstrap! 🚀
—Ugly truth about VC 🙊
—Korea's entrepreneurial advantage 🇰🇷
No filters, just raw truth—Aviram Jenik dishes out insights about VCs that even made me blush 🤗
If there’s anyone who "hates VCs" more than I do, it’s Aviram!
Whether you’re a founder or an investor, his insights on building startups, investing, and scaling globally are pure gold. ✨
Don’t miss this chance to learn from a true innovator who hates bullshit! 🎧👇
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An really interesting read from the perspective of the tech star founders themselves and the courage and decisions required to taking funding during the downcycle - the difficulty of thinking you're "going backwards" but needing to take a step forward for investment and innovation.
Top 11 BIG Tech Groups and how much they investing 🤖 👀
See the list of Big Tech Companies and how much they have spent on acquisitions. The numbers are impressive 🙀
🚀 1. Google - $114B raised, 2,423 companies founded
🚀 2. McKinsey & Company - $88B raised, 1,397 companies founded
🚀 3. Microsoft - $66B raised, 2,495 companies founded
🚀 4. Twitter - $55B raised, 341 companies founded
🚀 5. Tesla - $52.2B raised, 132 companies founded
🚀 6. OpenAI - $43.2B raised, 13 companies founded
🚀 7. Oracle - $42B raised, 884 companies founded
🚀 8. Amazon - $34B raised, 755 companies founded
🚀 9. Alibaba Group.com - $32B raised, 32 companies founded
🚀 10. IBM - $31.4B raised, 1,360 companies founded
🚀 11. Qualcomm - $30B raised, 163 companies founded
Is anyone missing from this list? Maybe NVIDIA? 🤔
Source by PIN (Power in Numbers)#tech#bigtech#ai#raised#fundraising#investments#angel#investor#numbers#digital#market
Alphabet's CapitalG venture fund boosts stakes in GitLab and Prime Medicine, highlighting their commitment to growth-stage investments with high potential returns.
- 🚀 Alphabet increases GitLab stake by 269%, now worth $550M.
- 🧬 Prime Medicine sees a 27% increase in Alphabet's shares, focusing on gene-editing therapies.
- 📈 CapitalG's strategic investments underscore high-growth opportunities.
#InvestmentStrategy#GrowthStocks#TechInnovation
Here Are the 2 Growth Stocks Google's Parent Company Just Added to Its $7 Billion Portfolio https://lnkd.in/gdFEMCVQ
Microsoft Success Story, A Journey From Garage to Glory🤑💻
Microsoft’s journey to success is a tale of innovation, perseverance, and a commitment to making technology accessible to all.
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Weekly Update!
I recently had the opportunity to attend a webinar where I learned from an amazing panel of entrepreneurs, engineers, and developers worldwide! The panel consisted of:
Shariar Kabir - CEO of Ruby (YC 23), Ex-Salesforce, Hiring Fellows
Miguel Acero - CTO of Ruby (YC 23), Ex-Google, Hiring Fellows
Dustin Beadle - Director at Lattice, Former Director at AMD
Nabeel Alamgir🦄 - CEO of LunchBox, Raised $100M in VC
I highly encourage you to check it out for yourself! Here are some takeaways I found particularly valuable:
- Your projects are only as good as you can market them. It would help if you networked, made connections, and actively pursued opportunities to have the best chance at achieving your career goals.
- Communication and the ability to effectively showcase your skills, articulate your position, and listen to others are key factors in your success.
- Go all out on user discovery before writing lines of code. Get to know your consumer base thoroughly so that you can tailor your product's solution effectively and receive the feedback you need.
- Don't oversell yourself. Stay true to who you are because you shouldn't be looking for a "yes", you should be looking for the perfect fit, and the path to it is riddled with rejection. I particularly loved Nabeel Alamgir's take on the subject: "I didn't go through 72 investors because 72 investors were bad or I was bad. I went through 72 investors because the 73rd wanted me and I wanted them back".
I would like to thank Yasin Ehsan 🚀 and the Headstarter AI crew for making this experience possible! Watch the meeting below to learn more!
Mindblowing.
We can throw that term around quite a bit, but Matt Cohen recently had his first trip in a Waymo and was floored.
He gives John Ruffolo the whole scoop and they dig into the current dynamics of the Canadian venture capital ecosystem, discussing recent controversies and major moves by key players.
Listen at tanktalks.substack.com.
Topics include public criticism within the Canadian Venture Capital & Private Equity Association (CVCA), Brookfield Asset Management’s ambitious plans for a $50 billion pension fund, and a strategic review by Lightspeed Commerce, hinting at privatization.
The discussion also covers global developments in AI, such as California's vetoed AI safety bill and OpenAI's massive new fundraising round, and closes with reflections on the growing influence of self-driving technologies and regulatory challenges, with insights into the future of AI and automation.
Finance and management major at Sacred Heart University
8moGreat news! Can’t wait to see the future of this company!