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We’re Hiring a Platform and Operations Associate at NextView

View from Seed

With the recent announcement of our fourth fund , we are expanding the team at NexView with a new Platform and Operations Associate. From the beginnings of NextView, we have had a commitment to being high-conviction, hands-on, seed stage focused investors. You act as an “ invited guest.”. About NextView.

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Come Join Our Investment Team in NYC!

View from Seed

You have 4-6 years of professional experience as a technology operator, founder, or investor in New York. You have a deep desire to learn the venture capital business and are ready to hustle to meet the next great founder. You have an authentic passion for startups and a deep respect for entrepreneurship. Who Are We Looking For.

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We’re Hiring for Our Investment Team at NextView’s NYC Office

View from Seed

You have 4-6 years of professional experience as a technology operator, founder, or investor in New York. You have a deep desire to learn the venture capital business and are ready to hustle to meet the next great founder. . You have an authentic passion for startups and a deep respect for entrepreneurship. You are hungry.

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Come Join Our Investment Team in NYC!

View from Seed

You have 4-6 years of professional experience as a technology operator, founder, or investor in New York. You have a deep desire to learn the venture capital business and are ready to hustle to meet the next great founder. You have an authentic passion for startups and a deep respect for entrepreneurship. Who Are We Looking For.

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Why VC’s Don’t “Crossover” Invest

Agile VC

A little more inside baseball from the VC biz… why VC’s rarely make “crossover” investments, with capital from multiple funds the VC firm manages invested in a single startup (see note 1). VC firms typically raise a new fund every 2-4 years but each of these funds is a discrete pool of capital.

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How VCs Make Money….Hopefully

ithacaVC

First, VCs get capital commitments from limited partners (i.e., That means that it has capital commitments from investors of $100mm. Capital is called when needed for investment, fund expenses or management fee. All capital returned from investment gets paid out. Here is a short explanation.

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Interview with Mike Brown Jr. of AOL Ventures

The Startup Lawyer

Founder and Partner at AOL Ventures , a few weeks ago. What stage of startups are you looking at and what do you look for initially? We’re a small fund with $30M of committed capital, so we focus on Seed and Series A opportunities. Have you invested in any startups thus far? CrunchBase Profile for AOL Ventures ).