VC Masterclass: Building an Investment Track Record

When you start a fund and begin meeting with prospective investors, one of the things they’ll be looking for is your past performance as an investor. They’re not just investing in a fund: they’re also investing in you. There are lots of funds that LPs can choose to invest in, so a key component of your pitch is explaining your personal approach to investing.

That’s where your track record comes in. LPs want to know about the types of investments you’ve made, why you made them, and what kinds of returns you’ve been able to secure.

Join Allison Baum Gates, General Partner at SemperVirens Venture Capital, and Megan Greer, Head of Fund Administration at Carta on March 4th at 10:15 am PT / 1:15 pm ET as they discuss how fund managers can establish a strategic track record to prove to LPs that they have what it takes to be successful.

During this event, you’ll learn:

  • What types of investments you can make before starting a fund 
  • Which detailed metrics LPs use to make investment decisions
  • How to present your track record in a pitch to investors

The VC Masterclass virtual event series  is your guide to starting and managing a fund. Opt in to the series during registration to automatically be registered for future events.

Featuring

Allison Baum Gates

General Partner
SemperVirens
Venture Capital
Megan Greer

Head of Fund Administration
Carta

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