Quantifying Entrepreneurship
summary
Google Ventures deploys about $200 million a year and plans roughly 100 investments per year while running a 43-person team that blends engineers, scientists and operators. Decision-making combines qualitative judgment with a data frame implemented in a hacked-together Excel and ad hoc models rather than secret search logs. Notable outcomes include funding DNAnexus and enabling DNA Nexus hosting SRA on Google Cloud and granting 1 million core hours to Adimab for antibody discovery.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction to Google Ventures
- 1:45Data-driven venture investing
- 6:19Financial goals and structure
- 7:01Investment in DNAnexus
- 9:27Key portfolio investments
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