Webinar
Masterclass: How Bascom Ventures Evaluates a Deal
Join Alumni Ventures’ Greg Baker for an in-depth masterclass on how Bascom Ventures evaluates startup investment opportunities—from initial screening to final decision.
This session will walk through the key factors the team considers when assessing a deal, including founder strength, market potential, traction, and competitive landscape. Greg will share real-world examples and provide a transparent look into the due diligence process used to identify high-potential startups.
Whether you’re a current investor or exploring venture for the first time, this webinar will offer valuable insights into how professional VCs make investment decisions. Don’t miss this opportunity to sharpen your venture investing knowledge with a behind-the-scenes perspective.
Why Attend?
- HomeInside Access: Learn how the Bascom Ventures team screens and evaluates deals.
- HomeInvestment Criteria: Understand the key traits of successful startups and strong opportunities.
- HomeVC Process: Get practical insights into how due diligence is conducted in real-world scenarios.
Reserve your spot today to learn how Bascom Ventures identifies standout investment opportunities. Alumni Ventures is America’s largest venture capital firm for individual investors.
About your presenter
Greg has been a Managing Partner with Alumni Ventures since 2017. He is the Founder of Bascom Ventures and runs Towerview Ventures and has made more than 100 investments as a member of Alumni Ventures. These investments include: American Gene Technologies, SHINE Medical, Mission Bio, Axiom Space, Matchwell, and many others. Prior to joining AV, Greg was a highly accomplished executive with experience in corporate leadership, business development, startups, M&A, strategic planning, and more. He spent much of his career growing businesses in the electrical products, packaging, and chemical industries. Greg has a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Wisconsin (’86) and an MBA from the Fuqua School of Business at Duke University (’91).