Alan Patricof, legendary venture capitalist, joins Kara and Scott to discuss investing in the longevity economy. They also cover Sam Altman's return to OpenAI, Meta's knowledge of underage users, and the consequences of Elon Musk's anti-Semitic controversy. The chapter explores various topics including the challenges of overvaluation in the business and the importance of maintaining mental sharpness for longevity.

Alan Patricof & Abby Miller Levy of Primetime Partners discuss investing in the aging population, healthcare innovation, AI's impact, preventative healthcare, marketing strategies, evolving healthcare information sources, and embracing diversity in venture capital.

Alan Patricof and Abby Miller Levy discuss their venture fund focused on the aging population, highlighting the impact of COVID-19, financial planning for longevity, and tech in elder care. They emphasize tech-enabled infrastructure and innovation for serving the aging demographic, offering insights on the future of aging and innovation.

Co-founders of Greycroft, Alan Patricof and Dana Settle, share their journey in venture capital and the evolution of Greycroft. They discuss the role of form factor in killer apps, the impact of AI as a platform, and recent acquisitions in the gaming industry. They also highlight Greycroft's focus on intelligent applications, their partnership with Coca-Cola for a sustainability fund, and the importance of memory and connection in their business.

Tomasz Tunguz, a tech-savvy investor, Frank Rotman, an expert in fintech, Alan Patricof, a veteran in venture capital, and Abby Miller Levy, a consumer and digital innovation specialist, dive into the world of venture funding. They share their best insights on crucial questions LPs should ask VCs, focusing on what makes an investment attractive to talented founders. The discussion also uncovers the importance of building robust LP relationships and the dynamics of competitive investing, all aimed at better understanding and navigating startup landscapes.

Alan Patricof, a legendary co-founder of multiple major VC firms, shares his incredible journey in venture capital. He reminisces about the vibrant NYC of the 1970s and the evolution of the tech landscape. At 90, he discusses his focus on investing in the needs of the elderly and reveals his secrets to staying fit and energized. With contagious optimism, he emphasizes the importance of reputation and personal relationships in business. Alan’s insights are as timeless as they are inspiring!

In this discussion, Rob Rueckert, an advocate for early-stage venture careers, shares pivotal insights on building genuine relationships through sincerity and curiosity. Alan Patricof, a seasoned investor, emphasizes the importance of collaboration over formal roles while encouraging newcomers to be active advisors. Ilya Strebulaev provides valuable perspective on what aspiring venture professionals should prioritize. Together, they offer a wealth of experience to help guide and inspire the next generation of investors.

Alan Patricof, a seasoned investor, Ilya Strebulaev, a venture capital expert, and Jake Yormak, a knowledgeable investor, share invaluable insights from their careers. They discuss strategic risk management and how smaller investments can lead to better long-term outcomes. The conversation also debunks misconceptions about venture capitalists, highlighting the true dynamics of investment success and failure. Additionally, they touch on balancing quality and profitability in business growth, emphasizing effective leadership and the importance of investing in capable founders.

Experienced investors Todd Klein, Alan Patricof, and Ilya Strebulaev share insights on passing on investment opportunities and the outcomes. Topics include regrettable decisions in Chinese elder care, transformative experiences investing in a restaurant chain, the significance of food, missed opportunities like passing on Starbucks, and venture funding for coffee shops.

Venture capital legend Alan Patricof discusses his memoir 'No Red Lights' with host Bradley Tusk. They cover topics such as the significance of college and career, investing in the aging population, favorite politicians, involvement in political campaigns, and living an interesting life. They also touch on social media harm and managing a busy schedule.