Webinar
America Wins: VC Meets DC

Join Alumni Ventures CEO and Founder Mike Collins for a timely discussion on the intersection of venture capital and public policy—and what it means for investors and entrepreneurs.
As government initiatives drive innovation in sectors like clean energy, AI, and biotech, venture-backed startups are playing a critical role in shaping America’s economic future. This webinar will explore how policy decisions in Washington, D.C. are influencing venture capital, creating opportunities, and driving growth in key industries.
Whether you’re an investor, founder, or simply interested in the future of American innovation, this session will provide valuable insights on the evolving landscape. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from an industry leader on how VC and public policy are working together to fuel progress.
Why Attend?
- HomePolicy & Innovation: Understand how government initiatives are impacting venture capital and startup growth.
- HomeInvestment Opportunities: Learn where capital is flowing as public and private sectors collaborate on key industries.
- HomeExpert Insights: Hear directly from Mike Collins on how these shifts are shaping the future of venture investing.
Secure your spot today for this must-attend discussion. Alumni Ventures is America’s largest venture capital firm for individual investors.
About your presenter
Mike has been involved in almost every facet of venturing, from angel investing to venture capital, new business and product launches, and innovation consulting. He is the CEO of Alumni Ventures and launched AV’s first alumni fund, Green D Ventures, where he oversaw the portfolio as Managing Partner and is now Managing Partner Emeritus. Mike is a serial entrepreneur who has started multiple companies, including Kid Galaxy, Big Idea Group (partially owned by WPP), and RDM. He began his career at VC firm TA Associates. He holds an undergraduate degree in Engineering Science from Dartmouth and an MBA from Harvard Business School.