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5 Things To Make Sure You Know About Venture Capital and Alumni Ventures
Since our founding in 2014, we have onboarded more than 10,000 accredited investors into the venture capital asset class. Our investors are successful and used to being “top of the class.” They ask us smart questions. In my roles as Co-Founder and Chief Community Officer, part of my job is to educate prospective investors about this asset class and our offerings. Below are our top 5 items in response to a common question: “What should I know that I may not already be aware of?”
by Luke Antal
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Inc. Magazine Honors Alumni Ventures as a Leading Founder-Friendly Investor for 2024
Alumni Ventures (AV), one of the world’s most active VC firms, is thrilled to be recognized by Inc. Magazine as one of the Most Founder-Friendly Investors of 2024. This annual distinction by Inc. honors investment firms that prioritize providing the necessary capital and resources to help their portfolio companies thrive.
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April 10th 2025
AV Sports Fund: Portfolio Review and Upcoming Market Opportunities
Join Alumni Ventures Senior Principal Keaton Nankivil for an in-depth look at the AV Sports Fund, including a review of the current portfolio and a discussion of emerging opportunities in the sports, media, and entertainment sectors.
by Alumni Ventures
March 24, 2025
Seed Fund Investor Onboarding Webinar
Join Alumni Ventures Managing Partner Ron Levin, Senior VP of Investor Relations Hilary Ncala, Partner Meera Oak, and Associate Jason Bird for a comprehensive onboarding session designed specifically for Seed Fund investors.
by Alumni Ventures
March 20, 2025
A VC's Playbook: How Time Arbitrage Is an Investing Superpower
by Michael Collins
March 19, 2025
Small Language Models: Why Smaller Can Mean Smarter for Tech Investors
The landscape of artificial intelligence is changing. For years, the industry has been captivated by Large Language Models (LLMs) — behemoth AI systems with massive datasets and billions of parameters. But there’s a seismic shift underway: Small Language Models (SLMs) are emerging as a smarter, more efficient alternative for businesses, and savvy investors are taking notice.
by Alim Giga
March 18, 2025
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Where Blockchain Is Heading
“The best venture investors can see things before they are consensus. They can imagine how the world will be different in 5-10 years.”
by Jack Statza
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April 10th 2025
A VC's Playbook: An Investor's Guide to Seed Investing
Join Alumni Ventures CEO and Founder Mike Collins for an exclusive look at seed investing—one of the most exciting and high-potential stages in venture capital.
by Alumni Ventures
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April 10th 2025
Venture Curious? Going from Curious to Confident
Join Alumni Ventures CEO and Founder Mike Collins for an engaging discussion on how to go from simply being curious about venture investing to investing with confidence.
by Alumni Ventures
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April 9th 2025
A VC's Playbook: How to invest in Decentralization
Join Alumni Ventures CEO and Founder Mike Collins for an in-depth exploration of decentralization—one of the most disruptive forces shaping the future of technology and investing.
by Alumni Ventures
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April 9th 2025
A VC's Playbook: How Time Arbitrage is an Investing Superpower
Join Alumni Ventures CEO and Founder Mike Collins for a deep dive into time arbitrage—one of the most powerful yet overlooked strategies in venture capital investing.
by Alumni Ventures
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April 17th 2025
Bleecker Street Ventures Final Call
Join Alumni Ventures Managing Partners Rob Adams and Ludwig Schulze for a final opportunity to learn about Bleecker Street Ventures before the investment window closes.
by Alumni Ventures
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April 9th 2025
Towerview Ventures Final Call
Join Alumni Ventures Managing Partner Greg Baker for a final opportunity to learn about Towerview Ventures before the investment window closes.
by Alumni Ventures
March 13, 2025
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Space Race 2.0: The Strategic Investment Opportunity of the Decade
The new space race, driven by both government and private sector investments, is reshaping industries from telecommunications to national defense, with space projected to exceed $1 trillion by 2040. Key areas of focus include satellite constellations, GPS superiority, and lunar exploration, which have strategic and commercial implications, particularly in defense and technological innovation. As private companies like SpaceX, HawkEye 360, and Varda Space push the boundaries of space technology, investors see vast potential for growth in a rapidly expanding space economy.
by Drew Wandzilak
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