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Highlights:
Building Blue Future Partners: How Gregor and his brother co-founded the firm and learned the importance of brand building for success in venture capital.
Family Office Venture Allocation: Exploring the ideal venture capital allocation, ranging from 1–2% in Europe to 10–20% in U.S. endowments.
Three Pillars for Venture Investing: Fund-of-funds, direct investments, and investing in funds—and the pitfalls of skipping steps.
Portfolio Construction: Blue Future Partners’ concentrated strategy—focusing 80% of capital on 10–12 names within a 15–20 fund portfolio for each vintage.
Managing LP Relationships: Avoiding "tourist LPs" and small check investors that lead to inefficiencies and time-consuming micromanagement.
Venture’s Power Law: Understanding why a few outsized returns drive the portfolio and how it contrasts with private equity’s return dynamics.
Long-Term Venture Horizons: Why venture requires a 20-year investment horizon, cyclicality, and resilience to market downturns.
Lessons Learned: The difficulties of timing vintages, managing global complexity, and balancing personal sacrifices with business growth.
Value Add for LPs: Blue Future’s initiatives such as the Family Office Academy and GP Accelerator Program to support education, fundraising, and matchmaking in the venture ecosystem.
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Guest Bio:
Our Podcast now receives more than 200,000 downloads a month. Are you interested in sponsoring an episode? Please email me at [email protected].
We’d like to thank @Carta for sponsoring this episode!
#VentureCapital #VC #Startups #OpenLP #AssetManagement
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Questions or topics you want us to discuss on How I Invest? Email us at [email protected].
By David Weisburd4.4
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Highlights:
Building Blue Future Partners: How Gregor and his brother co-founded the firm and learned the importance of brand building for success in venture capital.
Family Office Venture Allocation: Exploring the ideal venture capital allocation, ranging from 1–2% in Europe to 10–20% in U.S. endowments.
Three Pillars for Venture Investing: Fund-of-funds, direct investments, and investing in funds—and the pitfalls of skipping steps.
Portfolio Construction: Blue Future Partners’ concentrated strategy—focusing 80% of capital on 10–12 names within a 15–20 fund portfolio for each vintage.
Managing LP Relationships: Avoiding "tourist LPs" and small check investors that lead to inefficiencies and time-consuming micromanagement.
Venture’s Power Law: Understanding why a few outsized returns drive the portfolio and how it contrasts with private equity’s return dynamics.
Long-Term Venture Horizons: Why venture requires a 20-year investment horizon, cyclicality, and resilience to market downturns.
Lessons Learned: The difficulties of timing vintages, managing global complexity, and balancing personal sacrifices with business growth.
Value Add for LPs: Blue Future’s initiatives such as the Family Office Academy and GP Accelerator Program to support education, fundraising, and matchmaking in the venture ecosystem.
--
Guest Bio:
Our Podcast now receives more than 200,000 downloads a month. Are you interested in sponsoring an episode? Please email me at [email protected].
We’d like to thank @Carta for sponsoring this episode!
#VentureCapital #VC #Startups #OpenLP #AssetManagement
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SPONSOR:
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Stay Connected:
LinkedIn:
Links:
Questions or topics you want us to discuss on How I Invest? Email us at [email protected].

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