AV Content

This series curates great content that folks interested in entrepreneurism and venture capital should explore. Some are from my own must list; others have been suggested by our community.

As part of our Deep Tech Fund webinar series, we recently conducted a webinar with Dr. David Sinclair, one of the world’s leading experts on longevity and healthy aging.

Senior care is a massive, fragmented market with widespread inefficiencies. While many seniors prefer to live at home as long as possible, this can burden family members to find affordable care that fits their specific needs. Meanwhile, home care agencies frequently struggle to maintain a staff capable of meeting demand.

The “urban exodus” we’ve seen post-COVID likely won’t deal a permanent blow to city living. But after several months of social distancing at home, city and suburb dwellers alike might be craving a change of scenery and an excuse to unplug for a long weekend.

Car owners spend an average of 2.5 waiting for their vehicles to be repaired, even though most jobs can be done within a couple hours. This requires drivers to drop off and pick up their car and potentially use a rental car in the meantime.

In this episode of the Tech Optimist podcast, Mike Collins sits down with Patrick Rafferty, Founder/CEO of UserHub, to discuss the innovative subscription management solutions UserHub provides for small and medium-sized businesses. They delve into the evolution of buying experiences, the challenges and surprises of building UserHub, and the future potential of AI in the space. Tune in to learn how UserHub is leveling the playing field for SaaS companies and how AI might shape the entrepreneurial landscape.

Our “Science Strikes Back” series introduces some of the most exciting, forward-leaning venture investment sectors in deep tech.

There are likely few Columbia University graduates more passionate about the institution than Rob Bibow.

Anyone who has purchased — or tried to buy — a house knows that financing can be extremely stressful. Through his own personal experience, Better Mortgage founder and CEO Vishal Garg learned firsthand that the way people buy homes in America is riddled with inefficient processes, outdated technology, and general frustration.