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Since I answer this all the time anyway I thought it might make an interesting blog post. We have a great board chat and talk about our strategic direction but then you go out and execute. They said, “yeah, but we get that through our board interactions. I’m enjoying the chaotic creativity that comes with blogging.
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In addition to a fund, the overall Capacity organization provides direct mentorship, consulting and connects founders to a broad network of talent, diverse forms of capital, and existing resources focused on the post-startup stage of growth. They share their learnings on Flexible VC and pioneering rural startup ecosystems on the GCVF blog.
Board seat, typically retained until company exit. Early-stage: Cofounder with engineering/ product background from top-tier university or major technology company. Technology-centric businesses. To date, has been mainly used in technology-centric businesses and impact investing. Technology-centric businesses.
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