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Investing and Venture Capital in 2023 With SaaStr Founder/CEO Jason Lemkin and Atrium Founder/CRO Pete Kazanjy (Pod 624 + Video)

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Since 2016, he prefers to make about three or four investments per year, usually within the $1 – $4 million range. . The post Investing and Venture Capital in 2023 With SaaStr Founder/CEO Jason Lemkin and Atrium Founder/CRO Pete Kazanjy (Pod 624 + Video) appeared first on SaaStr.

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Q1 2016 Startup Investment Trends

Tom Tunguz

Q1 venture capital investment remains steady relative to Q4 2015 at about $15 billion, but down from the near records attained in 2015. So, on a historical basis, venture capitalists are still investing at rates substantially above average. 2016 is off to a slower start than 2015. 2016 is off to a slower start than 2015.

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Doubling Down: Rebecca Lynn, Co-Founder & General Partner at Canvas Ventures

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What’s your pulse check on the venture markets right now, today? Venture is cyclical. Historically, the headlines read “venture capital is dead ” every 7 to 10 years. I led Series B in Casetext in 2016. It has just been a long time since we’ve seen a down cycle. This time, it took 15.

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Are there too many VC dollars seeking too few viable business opportunities in 2020?

SaaStr

On the one hand, to any of this that have been doing this for a while, there are a ton of new funds in market (1,000+ new funds since 2016!) and the exiting funds have raised vastly more capital than before. All in, there is a fairly tiny amount of venture capital relative to the long-term value of the companies they invest in.

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SaaS Fundraising in 2017

Tom Tunguz

When I analyzed the SaaS fundraising market in 2016 , three trends emerged. In other words, there was a concentration of capital in an increasingly small number of names. Across all rounds, both lines are up into the right, despite some volatility in 2016. Meanwhile, round sizes swelled. billion from $4.2

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5 Years and 300 SaaStr Podcasts with Harry Stebbings. A Look Back.

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The first one launched on March 1, 2016 with Tiago Paiva, CEO of unicorn Talkdesk: SaaStr Podcast #001: Tiago Paiva, Founder On How Talkdesk Reached $3m in Sales Without Spending $1 on Marketing. Harry originally had me on 20VC way back in 2015 here when I briefly worked at a Sand Hill venture capital firm.

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The 18 Awesome Women of SaaS in Asia

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Today Carman is Founder and Managing Partner of Click Ventures, the globally renowned Hong Kong venture capital firm. After 11 years in finances, in 2016 she became the CFO of Brinc.io, boldly entering into the tech world. In 2016, she moved to Hong Kong to head Innovation at HSBC. The reason? Maxine Ryan.