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What’s Really Happening in Venture Capital Today with Redpoint Ventures Managing Director Logan Bartlett

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Logan Bartlett, Managing Director at Redpoint Ventures, shares their yearly “State of the Market” report to understand what is and isn’t happening in venture capital today. The post What’s Really Happening in Venture Capital Today with Redpoint Ventures Managing Director Logan Bartlett appeared first on SaaStr.

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Thanks to Carta, Make, Outreach, SAP, and Worldline for Sponsoring SaaStr Europa 2023!

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The company is trusted by more than 30,000 companies, over 5,000 investment funds, and half a million employees for cap table management, compensation management, liquidity venture capital solutions, and more. Our vision is a world where everyone has the power to innovate without limits.

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Doubling Down: Luci Fonseca, Partner at Base10 Partners

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Base10 is a research-driven venture capital firm investing in technology companies automating the largest sectors of the Real Economy and founders who believe purpose is key to profits. Investors with true differentiation are going to be the ones to win. #5. What’s different about your fund / how you invest and support founders?

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What it Takes to Get Funded in 2024 with SaaStr CEO and Founder Jason Lemkin

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Venture capital is the same as before but different. It’s always been hard to raise venture capital, but if you’re in the group of folks VCs do want to fund, it’s like 2021 in some ways. It’s capital you can’t access unless it’s a second or third check, which creates confusion in the media and markets.

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A New Chapter

Tom Tunguz

The US venture capital ecosystem has grown 40x in dollars from $8b to $320b invested in 10 years. Fueled by this capital, startup company formation rates touched fifteen-year highs in 2021. After more than 14 years at Redpoint, I’m starting a new chapter. I’m filled with optimism for the future.

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AI Superpowers - A History of Chinese Startups and the Implications for the Future of Startupland

Tom Tunguz

Chinese startups raise nearly half of all venture capital dollars and nearly 100 are valued at $1B. He’s a venture capitalist in China and knows the ecosystem well. The first is his view of the influence of machine learning in the world. There are two ideas in the book that will remain with me.

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The Rising Stakes in SaaS

Tom Tunguz

I believe competition is a major driving force, especially since venture capital is conspicuously copious. Machine learning, broad consolidation, category creation, and new distribution models each will change the SaaS ecosystem in fundamental ways. SaaS company formation has fallen by 44% in the last 3 years.