David's been a VC for a while, but he just launched a new $2.8M fund part-time with Nat Manning. We get into why his small fund size is actually so significant and represents new possibilities in venture plus: - How he uses his podcast and community to get dealflow - What he thinks you need before starting your own VC fund   <a href="https://twitter.com/djrosent" target="_blank" rel= "noopener">https://twitter.com/djrosent</a>

David's been a VC for a while, but he just launched a new $2.8M fund part-time with Nat Manning. We get into why his small fund size is actually so significant and represents new possibilities in venture plus: - How he uses his podcast and community to get dealflow - What he thinks you need before starting your own VC fund https://twitter.com/djrosent

David's been a VC for a while, but he just launched a new $2.8M fund part-time with Nat Manning. We get into why his small fund size is actually so significant and represents new possibilities in venture plus: - How he uses his podcast and community to get dealflow - What he thinks you need before starting your own VC fund &nbsp; <a href="https://twitter.com/djrosent" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://twitter.com/djrosent</a>

David Rosenthal's $2.8M fund Kindergarten Ventures | Angel S6 E2

In this series, Jason Calacanis pulls back the curtain on how early-stage startups get funded by interviewing angels and VCs about their investment strategies, biggest hits, anti-portfolio, and more.

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David Rosenthal's $2.8M fund Kindergarten Ventures | Angel S6 E2

David Rosenthal's $2.8M fund Kindergarten Ventures | Angel S6 E2