venturecapital

As a VC, what does your investment process look like? I’m curious about how standardized it is across the industry.

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Yep, I guess it’s safe to conclude the process is pretty standard. Thanks for your input!

Yep caz covered it but just to validate:

1. Meeting
2. Socialize deal within team
3. Second meeting w/ partners
4. Internal decisioning (IC, etc)
5. Further diligence
6. Yes/no
7. Wire

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Yeah this has been my experience too, good to know it’s generally standardized!

It is pretty standardized, at least along firms that do similar types of investments. It might look like this:
1) contact/intro in some way, share deck, try product if applicable 
2) meet a few team members for an hour or so
3) vc checks with team
4) if that goes by well, a few more meetings and some data sharing