This document summarizes Dave McClure's talk on changes in venture capital and building startup ecosystems. It discusses how technological changes and the rise of online platforms have made it cheaper and easier for startups to launch and reach customers globally. It also describes the evolution of a "lean" venture capital model of making many small bets across early-stage startups. Finally, it outlines critical factors for building strong startup ecosystems and the role of incubators, angel investors, and venture capital funds.
Changes in Venture Capital & Building 500 Startups (Sao Paulo, Sept 2013)Dave McClure
slides from my talk at Brazil Innovators startup conference in Sao Paulo (Sept 2013) on changes in the venture capital industry, and how we built 500 Startups.
Changes in Venture Capital & Building 500 Startups (Sao Paulo, Sept 2013)Dave McClure
slides from my talk at Brazil Innovators startup conference in Sao Paulo (Sept 2013) on changes in the venture capital industry, and how we built 500 Startups.
The Lean VC: a Silicon Valley 2.0 StoryDave McClure
Slides from my talk about changes happening in the venture capital & angel investing industry, from the GROW Conference, Vancouver, Canada (August 2010).
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My talk on securitizing happiness. Initially presented at Foo Camp on Collective Intelligence (March 2008). Updated slightly for talk at TEDxShanghai (June 2009).
The Lean VC: a Silicon Valley 2.0 StoryDave McClure
Slides from my talk about changes happening in the venture capital & angel investing industry, from the GROW Conference, Vancouver, Canada (August 2010).
Securitizing Happiness: Solving the World's Problems by Making Trillion-Dolla...Dave McClure
My talk on securitizing happiness. Initially presented at Foo Camp on Collective Intelligence (March 2008). Updated slightly for talk at TEDxShanghai (June 2009).
Customers are sifting through crowded inboxes, making it more difficult for them to find your emails, so what do you do to grab their attention? Learn how to stand out and keep subscribers engaged with tips and tricks from some of the best retailers in the business. The RealReal and Luxottica will share their lessons in creative design, deliverability, testing, Predictive Intelligence, and more!
Website analytics are be an important tool to help you understand what people want and are using on your website. In this session, participants from the community -- from Illinois Legal Services, LSNTAP itself, and beyond the legal services world-- will talk first-hand about how they are using website analytics to inform their web strategy and get their clients and colleagues exactly the information they are looking for. We’ll look at screenshots of the metrics they're tracking, from straightforward to aspirational, and host a Q&A to ensure your questions are answered.
by Idealware
Presenters:
Laura Quinn: Executive Director of Idealware (moderator)
Terri Ross: Illinois Legal Aid Online
Laura Norvig: Digital Media Strategist at ETR
Brian Rowe: LSNTAP/NW Justice Project
Alex Bernardin: San Francisco AIDS Foundation
This presentation will cover how to setup Shopify store:-By this presentaion shopify Beginner’s easliy leran about Shopify Store setup folowing basic steps:Introduction,Signup to Shopify ,Snazz up your store with a theme ,Add products,Launch your store ,
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Brisbane Shopify Meetup - 1st December 2016Reload Media
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Talk presented at Kubernetes Community Day, New York, May 2024.
Technical summary of Multi-Cluster Kubernetes Networking architectures with focus on 4 key topics.
1) Key patterns for Multi-cluster architectures
2) Architectural comparison of several OSS/ CNCF projects to address these patterns
3) Evolution trends for the APIs of these projects
4) Some design recommendations & guidelines for adopting/ deploying these solutions.
13. This Talk…
• Changes in Tech + VC
• “Lean VC” = Quantitative Venture Capital
• Building Startup Ecosystems
• Global Entrepreneurship
• Q & A
14. Silicon Valley 2.0:
Lots of Little Bets
aka “MoneyBall for Startups”
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VC Evolution: Physician, Scale Thyself (Aug 2012)
MoneyBall for Startups, 500 Startups Investment Thesis (Jul 2010)
15. 500 Strategy: Lots of Little Bets*
1) make lots of little
bets on pre-traction,
early-stage startups
2) in 6-24 months,
double-down on top
20-30% performers
3) wait 3-7 years for returns:
-5-10% large exits @20X+ ($50-100M+)
-10-20% small exits @5X ($5-50M)
*See Peter Sims book: “Little Bets”
16. The Lean VC:
Lots of Little Bets, Incremental Investment
Method: Make little bets in lots of startups using
incremental investment, iterative development.
Start with many small experiments, filter out failures,
and expand investment in successes.
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Incubator: $0-100K (“Build & Validate Product”)
Seed: $100K-$1M (“Test & Grow Marketing Channels””)
Venture: $1M-$10M (“Maximize Growth & Revenue”)
17. Investment Stage #1:
Product Validation + Customer Usage
• Structure
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1-3 founders
$25-$100K investment
Incubator environment: multiple peers, mentors/advisors
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• Test Functional Prototype / “Minimum Viable Product” (MVP):
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Prototype->Alpha, ~3-6 months
Develop Minimal Critical Feature Set => Get to “It Works! Someone Uses It.”
Improve Design & Usability, Setup Conversion Metrics
Test Small-Scale Customer Adoption (10-1000 users)
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Demonstrate Concept, Reduce Product Risk, Test Functional Use
Develop Metrics & Filter for Possible Future Investment
18. Investment Stage #2:
Market Validation + Revenue
Structure
Testing
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2-10 person team
$100K-$1M investment
Syndicate of Angel Investors / Small VC Funds
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• Improve Product, Expand Customers, Test Revenue:
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Alpha->Beta, ~6-12 months
Scale Customer Adoption => “Many People Use It, & They Pay.”
Test Marketing Campaigns, Customer Acquisition Channels + Cost
Test Revenue Generation, Find Profitable Customer Segments
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Prove Solution/Benefit, Assess Market Size
Test Channel Cost, Revenue Opportunity
Determine Org Structure, Key Hires
19. Investment Stage #3:
Revenue Validation + Growth
• Structure
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5-25 person team
$1M-$10M investment
Seed & Venture Investors
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• Make Money (or Go Big), Get to Sustainability:
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Beta->Production, 12-24 months
Revenue / Growth => “We Can Make (a lot of) Money!”
Mktg Plan => Predictable Channels / Campaigns + Budget
Scalability & Infrastructure, Customer Service & Operations
Connect with Distribution Partners, Expand Growth
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Prove/Expand Market, Operationalize Business
Future Milestones: Profitable/Sustainable, Exit Options
20. This Talk…
• Changes in Tech + VC
• “Lean VC” = Quantitative Venture Capital
• Building Startup Ecosystems
• Global Entrepreneurship
• Q & A