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Sand Hill Road: Why does Steve Vassallo of Foundation Capital choose to invest early?


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Published in Business and Finance on Sunday, January 26th 2025 at 0:41 GMT by MSN   Print publication without navigation

  • Steve Vassallo, a general partner at Foundation Capital, has been known to invest at the intersection of design, technology, and business, but at a very early stage. He said much of it has to do with hearing the lessons of his "helicopter mom,

The article from MSN Money discusses Steve Vassallo, a partner at Foundation Capital, and his investment strategy focusing on early-stage startups. Vassallo, who has been with Foundation Capital for over 15 years, explains his preference for investing in companies at their nascent stages due to the potential for higher returns and the ability to shape the company's direction from the ground up. He highlights the importance of understanding the founding team's vision, market opportunity, and the unique value proposition of the startup. Vassallo also touches on the evolving landscape of Silicon Valley, where Sand Hill Road, known for its concentration of venture capital firms, remains a hub for innovation despite the rise of remote work and investments. His approach involves not just financial investment but also providing mentorship and strategic guidance to help startups navigate their initial growth phases.

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