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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 are actively engaged in the NYC or Boston tech ecosystem. 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 will spend the rest of your time working alongside the partners throughout the investment process – analyzing investment opportunities, assisting in market research and diligence, and post-investment portfolio support.

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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 will spend the rest of your time working alongside the partners throughout the investment process – analyzing investment opportunities, assisting in market research and diligence, and post-investment portfolio support. .

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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 will spend the rest of your time working alongside the partners throughout the investment process – analyzing investment opportunities, assisting in market research and diligence, and post-investment portfolio support.

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How VCs Make Money….Hopefully

ithacaVC

Typically, that might be 2% of committed capital per year paid quarterly. In its simplest form, think of profits as amounts returned to the fund in excess of capital commitments. Just like paying the portfolio company management team for doing its job. So, for VC1, that would be $2mm a year.

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Why VC’s Don’t “Crossover” Invest

Agile VC

This person is an experienced CEO and a veteran of several startups, yet appreciating this nuance of how VC’s operate their business was relatively unfamiliar to him. If Acme Ventures has a new supply of capital with fund IV, wouldn’t they want to reserve some of that for companies in Fund III? Why is this?

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OATV and Indie.vc

Bryce Dot VC

The second strategy was to use a portion of each fund as a pool of capital to make Tim’s angel investments. These were typically angel size checks of a couple hundred thousand dollars written into rounds being led by larger funds into companies operating in thematic areas of interest to us run by founders we had relationships with.