Venture Capital for Next-Gen Investors
A private program for next-gens who want to understand how venture capital actually works as an asset class and decide, thoughtfully, whether and how it fits into their investing strategy.
This is about learning skills before making expensive mistakes.
Most next-gen investors have been pitched at least once to invest in a startup or a VC fund. Or have seen others in their network work in VC or launch their own funds.
Very few next-gen investors are
taught how to decide:
→ whether they should be investing
in VC at all
→ how VC fits (or doesn’t) alongside PE, public markets, or operating businesses
Venture Capital is not well understood by the masses. And that’s intentional. VC is opaque by design. It runs on jargon and insider access.
So people default to:
copying what peers are doing
saying yes to things they don’t fully understand
staying out entirely because it feels opaque and risky
These decisions and the pressure around it are expensive.