Major congrats to NextView's very own Stephanie Palmeri, David Beisel, and Lee Hower?for being recognized as three of "the best early-stage investors of 2023" according to Insider's Seed 100 List??? Go Team NextView, go??? More here:?https://lnkd.in/e64vxJgH #venturecapital #seedfunding #innovation
NextView Ventures
风险投资与私募股权管理人
New York,NY 6,854 位关注者
Seed stage investors who champion founders who want to redesign the Everyday Economy.
关于我们
We're high conviction, hands-on seed investors. And we champion founders who want to redesign daily living for everyday people. We keep our number of deals small and platform offerings expansive so we can help our portfolio with what matters most at the seed-stage. Check out our full pitch deck: https://nextview.vc/approach/
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https://nextview.vc
NextView Ventures的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 风险投资与私募股权管理人
- 规模
- 2-10 人
- 总部
- New York,NY
- 类型
- 合营企业
- 创立
- 2010
- 领域
- Venture Capital、Seed Funding、Entrepreneurship、Startups、VC、Mobile、Product Management、FinTech、EduTech、Ad Tech、Digital Marketing、Tech Startups、Innovation、Investing和Seed Investors
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NextView Ventures员工
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“By analyzing similar cases and likely arguments, Theo Ai's data model estimates the probability of winning a case, in addition to predicting the estimated award.” Congrats to portfolio company, Theo Ai, on the announcement of their pre-seed round, which we were honored to co-lead with our friends at nvp capital. We’re excited to partner with Patrick Ip, Alex Alben, and the rest of this stellar team to advance legal outcome prediction with AI! More from GeekWire here: https://lnkd.in/dwD6iP9C
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Go Theo, go ??
?? $2.2M Pre-Seed Announcement ?? We’re thrilled to announce our $2.2M pre-seed round, led by NextView Ventures (Rob Go, Melody Koh) and nvp capital (Skylar Dorosin, Daniel Borok), with participation from Ripple Ventures (Dominic Lau, Matt Cohen, Katie Ko), Beat Ventures (Dave Anderson, Colin Rogister) and SCVC Fund. Why Start Another Venture? This is my third start-up and my son, Theo, was just six months old, when I made the decision to jump back in. What tipped the scales for me was looking at both of my father figures: my dad and father-in-law. Both of them started their career-defining ventures after their first child. When I was a few years old, my dad bought a watermelon farm in central California (a place where we knew no one) to pursue his dream of building a golf course (even though he had no prior experience). We uprooted from San Francisco, and our family worked tirelessly to make it a success. We owned and ran the golf course for nearly 20+ years. My father-in-law, after completing his PhD in Sweden, moved to Georgia to start his family. There, he developed a groundbreaking patent for removing ink from paper, which became the foundation of a company that eventually went public. They've inspired me to execute at the highest level, and being a Dad has given me even more clarity, focus and velocity. I can only hope that Theo AI becomes something career-defining for me, just as their ventures were for them. Why Legal? After Catalog, I attended UCLA Law where I met Professor Alex Alben. Together, we co-wrote a paper on AI and its implication for the US and then co-founded the AI Forum, a 501c3 where we interviewed industry experts on AI and law. When I moved back to the Bay Area after graduation, I shared Theo AI with a new neighbor. He told me about the anxiety, stress, and uncertainty he endured during years of litigation, not knowing whether pursuing his case was the right decision. He said he wished he’d had a solution like Theo AI—to either give him the confidence to continue or let him know it wasn’t worth pursuing. Our mission is simple: to build the world’s most accurate legal prediction engine, empowering businesses and individuals to make informed decisions about whether litigation is worth it. Thank you It takes a community to grow a start-up, and I’m deeply grateful to our incredible team: Alex Alben, Tiago Luchini, Ariel C, Justin Krivda, MA, Sofia Viel, Alan Pogrebinschi, Manu Maurette, Robert Martorana, Steven Rosston, Max Littledale, Brian Jonathan Meier, Tomas Giampaoletti, Jon Koehmstedt and many others.
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"A few years ago, I published a post on how we make decisions and vote at NextView. When we record our votes, we also score each company based on five attributes: 1. Team ?? 2. 10X Better, Faster, Cheaper / Accumulating Returns to Scale ?? 3. PMF Risk ?? 4. Market ??" Full blog post from NextView Partner Rob Go here: https://lnkd.in/d3sJyHbx
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NextView's very own Rob Go at Harvard Business School earlier this week, speaking about NextView's inception and the early operational decisions that were made along the way ??
VC in three exited Unicorns. Angel investor. Harvard Business School Lecturer. Obsessed with fly fishing and a recovering ENTJ.
A huge thank you to Rob Go of NextView Ventures for being today’s case protagonist and guest! How should a founding VCPE team agree on decision rights? How should Management Company shares be allocated? What about Investment Committee decisions and firm-wide policies? Should power be re-distributed when a founder is terminated, retires, or has departed for “good reason”? Thank you, Rob. Archie L. Jones, Jr., CPA, NACD.DC and I are so grateful! #hbsvcpe #harvardbusinessschool
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"The three attributes that empower founders to get through crucible moments are precisely what get us excited to work with them: Zen-like resilience ??♂? Customer obsession and market focus ?? Courage ???? " Full blog post from NextView Partner Rob Go here: https://lnkd.in/eNPkJNTd
3 Founder Attributes We Look For When Investing
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During a fundraise, founders may encounter questions from investors that seem awkward or even unfair. NextView Partner Rob Go shares what investors are trying to uncover and how to handle the questions: 1. Where are you in your process? ?? VCs ask this question to try to figure out how much to prioritize the opportunity relative to the rest of their pipeline. 2. What are your pricing expectations? ?? This question helps an investor assess a deal’s level of competitiveness, as well as the likelihood that it falls into a zone that the investor would consider reasonable. 3. What are your existing investors going to do in this round? ?? Investors ask this question for two reasons. One is to fish for weakness.?The other is to make sure the round dynamics are such that the new investor is going to be able to get an acceptable level of ownership. 4. What are your goals for this business? ?? Investors are trying to see how a founder is thinking about building. Likely to sell quickly at a good but not great price? Are they going to try to raise lots of money quickly?? Are they going to prioritize profitability or growth? Full blog post here: https://lnkd.in/eedpVrqY
Four Tricky VC Questions and How To Handle Them
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The?All Raise #VCSummit brings together GPs, partner-level investors, and emerging leaders in VC to connect and learn alongside each other, as well as LPs, male allies, and tech industry leaders. This year's theme celebrates working together to be?All-Stars in Venture Capital ? NextView?Partner?Stephanie Palmeri?will lead a breakout session on?"Building a Winning Roster: Portfolio Construction and Returning a Fund" alongside?Sarah Tavel?from?Benchmark?and?Satya Patel?from?Homebrew ?? We're on the field together; let's dream boldly, aim higher, and play to win ?? More info here: https://lnkd.in/gNeB6cRe #AllRaise?#VCSummit
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“As LLMs become a major information for consumers, Evertune AI's role in equipping brands to navigate this new terrain will only become more critical." - David Beisel, NextView Partner Thrilled to announce NextView's investment in Evertune AI. Evertune supports brands in adapting and thriving by decoding AI interactions... not only does it show businesses how they are being portrayed across LLMs, but it also provides a strategic roadmap for brands to influence how AI communicates their value to consumers ?? "From a marketing team standpoint, knowing what these LLMs are saying about a brand, product, or competitor becomes really important at scale when it comes to adopting AI." - Brian Stempeck, CEO & Co-founder of Evertune Congrats to Brian Stempeck, Ed Chater, and Poul Costinsky for launching out of stealth today with the announcement of their $4M Seed Round, which we were honored to be a part of with our friends Eniac Ventures and Roger Ehrenberg. Sky's the limit ?? https://lnkd.in/dnrpvBGz
Why We at NextView Ventures Are Investing in Evertune: Crafting Brand Voices in the LLM Age
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Thanks to those who attended our Fall Future Founder Soirée in NYC last week ?? This event series allows talented builders to meet each other as they navigate through the founding journey. A fun way of bringing folks with entrepreneurial aspirations together in one place ?? We have more activations planned to help facilitate ideation, co-founder matching, finding your accountability buddy, etc. If you have friends with founder aspirations who could benefit from being part of the community, please submit their info here: https://lnkd.in/gPBS4vaY And last but not least, a special shoutout to Customers Bank and Gunderson Dettmer for not only helping us bring this special gathering to life, but also for being wonderful partners to founders at the earliest of stages ?? Cheers to entrepreneurs, past, present, and future ??
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