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We’re Hiring a Platform and Operations Associate at NextView

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From the beginnings of NextView, we have had a commitment to being high-conviction, hands-on, seed stage focused investors. NextView is a thematic, seed-stage VC firm focused on the Everyday Economy with over $200M of committed capital under management. About NextView.

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Accidental VC: When, Exactly, Should Seed-Stage Startups Look for Office Space?

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So, when should a seed-stage founder — who, let’s face it, isn’t launching a business because they’re pumped to find corporate real estate — actually start looking for a legitimate office? To do so, the partners started their search in earnest in March and finalized paperwork in June. appeared first on The View From Seed.

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Seed Stage Firms are Dead, Long Live Micro VCs

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It’s clear that despite the varied terminology (Super Angel, Micro VC, Seed Stage VC, Seed Firms, etc.), The capital deployment velocity is notably higher than a traditional 1-2 investment per partner per year. Yes, “seed-stage venture firms” have always been around.

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Why Has Seed Investing Declined? And What Does this Mean for the Future?

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You might like to think that a bunch of savvy venture capitalists saw a market niche for raising smaller funds or perhaps there was a generational shift where disgruntled junior partners spun out of bigger firms to start their own gigs. But the strangest thing about the decline in the seed stage only happened in the seed stage.

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The Road Less Traveled: Non-Standard Early Stage Funding Paths

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As the seed stage that atomized and series A rounds have become larger and more traction based, the paths to series A have changed. 500K in angel or pre-seed funding -> Raise a $2–3M institutional seed -> Raise an A. This is the logical path that one would think is pretty “standard” for early stage companies.

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Announcing NextView’s Everyday Economy Accelerator

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Also, the focus of some accelerators has shifted from being true pre-seed catalysts to programs hyperfocused on follow-on funding hit rates (and thus looking for companies that already have traction). To address these issues directly, we at NextView are launching a new program focused on Accelerating the Everyday Economy.

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Announcing NextView’s Health and Sustainability Accelerator

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Out of hundreds of applications, we selected six pre-seed stage teams building companies shaping a brighter collective future by combining software and creativity to drive change in the lives of everyday people — their businesses include everything from empowering local main street businesses to making automobile insurance more accessible.