Excited to finally share the news about our new fund TVP II and talk about our performance, how we got here, and where we're going in this letter from managing partners Bradley Tusk and Jordan Nof. We're just getting started. https://lnkd.in/epCijS5
Tusk Venture Partners
风险投资与私募股权管理人
New York，New York 5,902 位关注者
Tusk Venture Partners is an early stage VC firm that invests in startups operating in highly regulated markets
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Tusk Venture Partners is a New York City based venture capital firm that invests in early-stage technology companies operating in highly regulated markets or creating new verticals where no regulatory framework currently exists. We understand regulatory risk better than any other fund and offer founders a platform that helps portfolio companies execute against those risks like no other venture capital firm can. ? Founded in 2016, by Bradley Tusk and Jordan Nof, Tusk Venture Partners remains the first and only venture capital firm positioned at the nexus of technology and regulation. Our portfolio includes some of the most transformative technology?companies across sectors that include FinTech, Digital Health, Transportation, Consumer Internet, and Gaming.
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https://tusk.vc
Tusk Venture Partners的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 风险投资与私募股权管理人
- 规模
- 11-50 人
- 总部
- New York，New York
- 类型
- 合营企业
- 创立
- 2016
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251 Park Avenue South
8th Floor
US，New York，New York，10011
Tusk Venture Partners员工
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Bradley Tusk joined CNBC's Squawk Box to discuss the state of the tech sector, regulatory environment under new FTC Commissioner Andrew Ferguson, M&A outlook, and more. FULL EPISODE: https://lnkd.in/ehQteHrN
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What will disrupt venture and fintech in the next decade? AI is already reshaping financial services. Interest rates are making or breaking liquidity. And a shake-up at the Fed could have profound consequences for the startup ecosystem. On this episode of Investor Stories, David García Aceves of Digitt, Bradley Tusk of Tusk Venture Partners, and Ted Seides of Capital Allocators weigh in on the biggest forces shaping the future of venture and private markets. The link to Episode 392 is in the comment section below.
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An inside look into Bradley Tusk's conversation with Dorothy Chang of Lynx Collective diving into how regulation can make or break your startup.
???????????????????? ?????? ???????? ???? ?????????? ???????? ??????????????—???????? ?????? Bradley Tusk Bradley Tusk, Uber's first political advisor and founder of Tusk Ventures and Tusk Venture Partners, built his career at the intersection of politics, regulation, and tech. At our ???????????????? ???? ?????????????? ???????????????????? ????????????, he shared key insights for founders and investors: ?? ???????????????????? ??????’?? ???????????????? – The best product won’t matter if the government can shut you down overnight. Understand regulatory risk early and engage experts proactively. ?? ???????????????? ???????????? ????????????-?????? ?????? ?????????? ?????? ???????????? – Regulation isn’t about logic or fairness. It’s about political incentives. If you need a green light, show decision-makers how it benefits them. ?? ?????????????? ???????? ?????????????????????? – With political instability, inflation, and shifting regulations, many investors are pushing liquidity expectations to 2026+. ?? ?????? ???????????? ???? ????????????? ???????????? ?????????????????? – Bradley is pioneering mobile voting to increase turnout through secure, open-source technology. ?????? ????????????????: Regulation isn’t just red tape—it’s a growth strategy. ?????? ??????????????????: Strategic value beyond capital is more important than ever. What’s your take?
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?????????? ???????????????????? ?????????????????? ???? ?????? ???????????????? ???? ?????????????? ???????????????????? ????????????! The Trump administration has shaken up the fintech landscape—some see it as business as usual, while others argue it’s time to rewrite the entire playbook. Some see it as a needed course correction on over-regulation; others are bracing for continued, unpredictable changes. The conversation was timely, insightful, and full of diverse perspectives. A huge thank you to our incredible speakers - Bradley Tusk, Matthew Homer, Katie (Neal) Suskind, Troy A. Paredes, Dorothy Chang, Lucinda Shen, Brian Whitehurst, Jasleen Kaur, Luc Ryan-Schreiber and Nico Stainfeld - for sharing their expertise and sparking thoughtful debate. And a special shoutout to our sponsors - David L. Concannon, Alex Rea (Goodwin), Justin Wolz, Drew Parten (Rho), for making this event possible. We’ll be sharing a full writeup and video clips soon—if you attended, drop your favorite insight in the comments!
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Don’t miss out on Lynx Collective’s The Politics of Fintech Innovation Summit this Thursday, February 27th with Bradley Tusk as the keynote. Request an invite in the comments below!
?? ?????? ????????, ?????? ????????????????????????????, ?????? ??????????. Only a month in and the President is already shaking things up. What does this mean for startups in regulated industries like Fintech? This Thursday - Feb 27 - join me for a power-packed half-day summit in NYC bringing together some of the brightest minds who have crafted and navigated shifting policies. ??? ????'???? ???????? ?????????? ?????? ???????????????????? ?????? ?????????????????????????? ?????????? ????????: - Bradley Tusk (Early political advisor to Uber, Founder of Tusk Venture Partners) - Troy A. Paredes (Former SEC Commissioner, Founder of Parades Strategies) - Matthew Homer (Former New York State Department of Financial Services, Partner/Investor of The Venture Dept.) - Fintech investors Katie (Neal) Suskind (Ribbit Capital), Jasleen Kaur (Nyca Partners) and Brian Whitehurst (Liberty City Ventures) - Fintech journalist Lucinda Shen (Axios) ?? Many thanks to David L. Concannon / Alex Rea (Goodwin) and Justin Wolz / Drew Parten (Rho) for supporting this event. ?? ??????'???? ???????? ?????? ???????? ???? ?????? ???????????????? ???? ?????????????? ???? ????????????!
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VC has faced significant challenges recently, exacerbated by higher borrowing costs and cautious investors. Despite initial hopes that the market would improve with a more business-friendly Trump administration and interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, conditions remain difficult. "While the Fed had previously cut interest rates, central bank officials are unlikely to do so further, and the chaotic state of governance adds to the uncertainty," shared Bradley Tusk with Yahoo Finance's Madison Mills & Seana Smith. WATCH NOW: https://lnkd.in/e3Zi-XVH
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Why public markets have been distrustful of recent tech IPOs ???? Despite high-growth narratives, many newly public tech companies have struggled to gain investor trust. Valuation resets, profitability concerns, and shifting market conditions have all played a role. Full pod episode with Bradley Tusk (Tusk Venture Partners) out TOMORROW!
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"Social media changed everything, from news consumption to shopping. Now,?dub?thinks it can do the same for investing through an influencer-driven marketplace where users can follow the trades of top investors with a few taps. Think of it as TikTok meets Wall Street." TechCrunch dives into Steven Wang's vision and dub app's exciting momentum.
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Tariffs may not be an existential threat to U.S. venture capital. But that doesn’t mean investors welcome them. “One step forward—rate cuts and better regulators—and now one and a half steps back—tariffs and no new rate cuts expected. Has been like this for four years now. Was hoping Trump would change the cycle. Guess not,” Bradley Tusk told The Wall Street Journal.