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The Fastest Growing Category of Venture Investment in 2024

Tom Tunguz

The fastest growing category of US venture investment in 2024 is AI. Venture capitalists have invested $18.3 AI startups now command more than 20% share of all US venture dollars across categories, including healthcare, biotech, & software. billion through the first four months of the year.

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Doubling Down: Hilarie Koplow-McAdams, Venture Partner at NEA

SaaStr

This week we’re focusing on Hilarie Koplow-McAdams, Venture Partner at NEA! #1. The common threads of my investments are companies creating a new category or disrupting the definition of a current category. #3. What’s your pulse check on the venture markets right now, today? Check that out here.

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Step-Ups & Duration : The Shape of Things to Come to the Series A in 2024

Tom Tunguz

In almost every category, the time between rounds is also at decade highs. The public valuation environment & pace of venture capital investments mirror those years better than others. The time between rounds has also lengthened - something all of Startupland felt throughout 2023.

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Doubling Down: Andrew Steele, Partner at Activant Capital

SaaStr

What’s your pulse check on the venture markets right now, today? We’ve had material advancements in productivity (read, AI) and the toolkit for builders- from middleware, to developer infrastructure, data pipelines, and fintech components- is more robust than ever and is subsidized by the last wave of venture dollars.

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Preparing for SaaS Funding: Evaluating your Funding Options

Speaker: Jon Steinberg, Co-founder of Mountside Ventures, and Clayton Whitfield, Co-Founder and SVP of Revenue Programs at SaaSOptics

Whether you fall into the category of “non-VC compatible,” or just prefer a more non-dilutive option, understanding what alternatives there are and how to evaluate them based on your business and operational goals will pave the way to a successful financing outcome that’ll help scale your business.

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AI’s Second Order Effects

Andreessen Horowitz

There’s a whole category of AI tools that are fast-growing and everyone is rightfully excited about. AI music generation, website creation, support, and more…not to mention the vertical categories of AI lawyers, AI nurses, etc. In venture capital, we always ask ourselves “why now?” AI will help sell your widget.

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What to Expect from SaaS in 2024 with Founder & General Partner of Craft Ventures David Sacks and SaaStr Founder Jason Lemkin

SaaStr

Founder and General Partner of Craft Ventures, David Sacks, shares his perspective on what to expect from SaaS in 2024. Craft Ventures is very B2B-focused, with around $3.3B Sacks believes there will be a co-pilot for every professional job category and also horizontal job functions like marketing and sales.