Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders (ETL)

Ashley Flucas (Flucas Ventures) - The New Angel Investing

Sep 15, 2021

48:45

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Ant Beners - Is There a Better Time to Be an Antiponer?

02:45

Angel Investing

05:49

The Platforms That Are Driving These Changes in Angel Investing?

05:29

Introduction

4min

How to Establish Credibility as an Early Stage Investor?

5min

Is There a Blurring of the Lines Between Angel and Venture Capital?

3min

Syndication

5min

The Advantages of Angel Investing and Venture Capital

1min

The Platforms That Are Driving These Changes in Angel Investing?

5min

How Do You Think You Can Participate in the Innovation Economy?

3min

Is There a Filter That's Unusual for Angel Investors?

5min

Angel Investing

6min

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Ant Beners - Is There a Better Time to Be an Antiponer?

3min

11.

How's the Pandemic Changed Your Approach?

3min

12.

Are You Having the Benefit of Hindsight in Angel Investing?

2min

13.

Is It a Cliche to Ignore Blating?

3min

Ashley Flucas is the founder and general partner of Flucas Ventures. Based in West Palm Beach, Florida, the syndicate of around 2,000 angel investors has invested in more than 200 startups. Flucas, a graduate of Duke University and Harvard Law School, also serves as a partner at Jupiter, a Florida-based real estate finance fund with $3 billion in assets under management. In this conversation with Stanford associate professor Chuck Eesley, she explores how syndicates, platforms and digital networks are reshaping angel investing.

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