2022年9月8日

你會發現一個令人印象深刻的傳奇創業人才在戰場上扔下,我們不隻是在談論競爭對手。我們有一個強大的經驗豐富的風險投資加大板來判斷球。我們準備宣布最後一組投資者將確定哪些傑出創業賺啟動戰場冠軍的頭銜,帶回家的榮耀和100000美元獎金。這一切都發生在TechCrunch Disrupt 10月18日至20日在舊金山。但首先,一個重要的提醒。如何提高你的情節:啟動戰場並不是令人興奮的看;這是一個大師級的投資者認為如何。法官的反饋提供了洞察他們所使用的標準來判斷一個公司是否可行。觀察和了解投資者尋找,激勵他們什麼,把他們安排一次會議。好吧,這是最後的四風投誰將幫助判斷下一個啟動戰場球場競爭:彼得·a·博伊斯II的創始人和管理合夥人資本創始眺望,眺望博伊斯General Catalyst當了八年的合夥人,一個80億美元的風險資本公司。 He also co-founded and advises Rough Draft Ventures, a funding platform that supports technology entrepreneurship on university campuses. Boyce currently serves as a nonprofit board member for The Shed, The Studio Museum in Harlem, The New Museum, NEW INC, Code Nation and the Harvard College Fund. He is also a Rock Venture Capital partner at Harvard Business School (HBS), a program advisor for the HBS and an MIT Sandbox board member. Boyce holds a BA in applied mathematics and a secondary degree in computer science from Harvard University. Nisha Dua, the co-founder and managing partner at BBG Ventures Dua co-founded BBGV in 2014. The NYC-based, early-stage fund leads investments in companies built by female and diverse founders solving the needs of consumers, workers and employers. BBGV invests in big categories that require new thinking such as health and well-being, the future of work and education, fintech, climate and solutions for overlooked consumers. At BBGV, Dua has invested in more than 100 female-led startups, including Spring Health, Real, Fiveable, KiwiCo, Blueland and The Mom Project. Prior to BBGV, Dua served as general manager of Cambio (AOL’s millennial site). She also founded Built By Girls, a software platform that has connected more than 20,000 girls and nonbinary talent with professionals in technology. Dua previously served as chief of staff for the AOL Brand Group, where she worked on strategy, operations and special projects. She began her career as a management consultant for Bain & Company and was a mergers and acquisitions lawyer at Blake Dawson, an Australian law firm. Jordan Nof, the co-founder and managing partner at Tusk Venture Partners As a member of TVP’s investment committee, Nof has led many of the firm’s investments, including Lemonade, Bird, Coinbase, Alma, Sunday and Wheel. He currently serves on the board of directors of Alma, Sunday and Wheel. Prior to TVP, Nof spent six years as a director at Blackstone, where he focused on developing the firm’s corporate venture capital portfolio. During that time, he invested in early-stage technology companies that could accelerate operations across Blackstone and the firm’s underlying portfolio companies. Before joining Blackstone, Nof served four years in the institutional investment management division at AllianceBernstein. During that time, he worked on building many of the firm’s global institutional relationships. Nof received a BS in finance from Florida State University and holds an MBA from the Rollins Graduate School of Business. Uriridiakoghene “Ulili” Onovakpuri, the managing director at Kapor Capital At Kapor Capital, an Oakland-based, early-stage, impact-focused fund, Onovakpuri focuses on investing in digital health, medtech and people operations companies. Previously, Onovakpuri served as director of global programs at Village Capital, an accelerator program and venture capital firm supporting healthcare, education, agriculture, energy and fintech businesses. She worked with entrepreneurs from around the world, helping them grow their ideas into marketable businesses. Onovakpuri received her MBA with a concentration in health sector management from Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business. She is a native San Franciscan and a UC Berkeley alum. TechCrunch Disrupt takes place on October 18–20 in San Francisco. Buy your pass now and save up to $1,100. Student, government and nonprofit passes are available for just $295. Prices increase September 16. Is your company interested in sponsoring or exhibiting at TechCrunch Disrupt 2022? Contact our sponsorship sales team by filling out this form .