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Before we start the show, a quick note. If you're building or running a fund, you know it takes the right partners. At EVC, we only work with sponsors we truly believe should be part of your tech stack. Please do take a moment to hear about them and
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stack. Please do take a moment to hear about them and if you do reach out, mention EVC, it's the best way you can support what we do. Thank you so much. First up, Ace Alternatives. Every Fund Manager needs clean operations behind the scenes. From fun
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Hey. Thanks, Andreas, for the invite. Looking forward to it. Before we start the show, a quick note. If you're building or running a fund, you know it takes the right partners. At EVC we only work with sponsors we truly believe should be part of your
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Most corporate venture units still fail fast with an average lifespan of just three point seven years. The challenge is no longer launching a CVC, but making it last. Jeppe Hoye, one of Europe's leading CVC experts, has spent years working on exactly
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gross profit and have five to 10 people managing one single account. This is consulting. This is glorified consulting service with a digital angle to it. And one might say that the tech industry takes an approach of, giving itself time against resour
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“The governance mistakes that make VCs tear their hair out”
Governance. That is probably where most of the VCs in this room, they tear out their hair. Right? When is your next investment committee? Who is on the investment committee? How do you decide? So when
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“Why CVCs are uniquely positioned to solve automotive's biggest regulatory challenges”
these are really good examples of where having a CVC saying that, you know, yes. This is a problem. Yes. This is something that we really see. And, actually, we can help because we have a range of tec
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and then do primaries together and they they work well, which is well known in buyout. Right? We do that in buyout strategies, but not enough people do that in venture. You cannot understand European venture dynamics without understanding how public
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But one click is a simple simplification of your life. Then you have a dash button that which you can press and instantly receive a product. Then you have Alexa that you can place an order via voice mail. Now we have agents, shopping agents, which ca
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been working on this for many years, and finally, all this came to fruition, q three, and q four last year. And, I look forward to continuing further on this journey. That doesn't mean that the VCs have been a mean to the end. It has actually been th
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we need our startups to be able to align with larger corporations, as clients, sometimes as investors, but mainly as clients, or sometimes as industrial partners to industrialize. So it's important to create to have those connections. We do that with
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or a CVC rather is strategic or financial, I think, is a little bit out of date. And I think that a lot of people, for ease, I think, tend to show almost a spectrum of of CVC units and whether, you know, with strategic at one end and and kind of fina
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Now, this was such a joy to do and I'm so thrilled that Bucky chose twenty VC to announce his move on. But before we dive into the show today, I love seeing the team come together to make this show happen. What I don't love is trying to keep track of
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You can check it out on YouTube by searching for twenty v c, and I cannot wait to hear your thoughts. But before we dive into the show today, I love seeing the team come together to make this show happen. What I don't love is trying to keep track of
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I feel like this was very much in the works. I so appreciate you, putting up with my wayward questions, my pushbacks, and you've been fantastic. Thanks, Harry. This is a lot of fun and hope to do it again soon. I so enjoyed doing that show with Bucky
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