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episode 46: Foresee future opportunities from today’s innovations
Aashay Sanghvi is an investor at Haystack, a Silicon Valley-based venture capital firm that focuses on pre-seed and seed software and technology investments. Aashay got into venture capital very early, which is against the general advice: “don’t get into investing too early”. He’s keen to find founders who are creating solutions that build the technological infrastructure for the future.
- Junior investors can offer in-depth context on startups because they are constantly trying to learn more about the business
- Embracing diverse skills and backgrounds in the venture capital industry can make Silicon Valley more inclusive.
- Almost every innovation creates second-order effects that entrepreneurs can leverage as business opportunities.
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