Kauffman Fellows is a Silicon Valley-based leadership program for venture capitalists and innovators investors of all kinds. Today, Fellows hail from over 45 countries on 6 continents. They work in venture capital firms, private equity firms, Global 500 companies, startups, accelerators, micro-funds, angel organizations, family offices, universities, foundations, and governments. The common thread is that Fellows are primarily focused on investing in and supporting entrepreneurs. Learn more here.
The venture capital (VC) industry has greatly expanded in the last 10 years. The shape of the industry has both expanded and evolved as the early stage venture has developed with the emergence of angels, seed funds, accelerators and more corporate involvement. To take a long-term view of the changing face of the VC industry, with a focus on the early stage part of the market, John McIntyre has produced the following report – The changing shape of Venture Capital Markets: Accelerators, Disruption and the Evolving Role of Corporation Venture. You can download a copy here.
