Category Archives: Investor Surveys

Operator Collective brings diversity and inclusion to enterprise investing

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When Mallun Yen started Operator Collective last year, she wanted to build an investment firm for people who didn’t have a voice in Silicon Valley. That meant connecting women and people of color with operators who have been intimately involved in building companies from the ground up, then providing early-stage investment. She then brought in […] Continue reading Operator Collective brings diversity and inclusion to enterprise investing→

13 Boston-focused VCs share the advice they’re giving portfolio companies

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TechCrunch is focusing a bit more on the Boston-area startup and venture capital ecosystem lately, which has gone pretty well so far. In fact, we had originally intended on releasing this regional investor survey as a single piece, but since so many VCs took part, we’re breaking it into two. The first part deals with […] Continue reading 13 Boston-focused VCs share the advice they’re giving portfolio companies→

Enterprise investors remain flexible as they navigate COVID-19

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One would think it’s a given that investment strategies would change in the strange times we find ourselves. With the economy staggering and so much general uncertainty, it seems caution would be the watchword of the day, especially in the enterprise. But enterprise investors aren’t necessarily looking at what’s going on right now. As startups […] Continue reading Enterprise investors remain flexible as they navigate COVID-19→

11 VCs share their thoughts on enterprise startup trends and opportunities

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Compared to other tech firms, enterprise companies have held up well during the pandemic. If anything, the problems enterprises were facing prior to the economic downturn have become even more pronounced; if you were thinking about moving to the cloud or just dabbling in it, you’re probably accelerating that motion. If you were trying to […] Continue reading 11 VCs share their thoughts on enterprise startup trends and opportunities→