

Joanne Wilson on spotting a bubble, NYC’s post-pandemic reset, portfolio management in an unsustainable market & more | Angel S5 E10
Mar 24, 2021
Joanne Wilson, an angel investor and founder of Gotham Gal Ventures, shares her insights on navigating the complex landscape of early-stage investments in NYC. She discusses the impact of post-pandemic changes on real estate and the restaurant industry, advocating for systemic improvements. Joanne also reflects on market bubbles, urging caution in startup valuations. The conversation highlights the rising influence of women in venture capital and the importance of supportive networks for underrepresented founders in an evolving market.
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Sales at Silicon Alley Reporter
- Jason Calacanis learned about talent acquisition from Joanne Wilson while working at Silicon Alley Reporter.
- They efficiently sorted through meetings and sponsorships, demonstrating the importance of sales.
Media Sales Reflect Economy
- Media sales are a direct reflection of the economy.
- Strong media sales indicate a healthy economy, exemplified by magazines and podcasts.
Overvaluation Pitfalls
- Raising valuations beyond performance creates problems in later funding rounds.
- Overvaluation can lead to down rounds and damage a company's reputation with investors.