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Mark Goldberg

Partner and fintech lead at Index Ventures, investing in and serving on boards of financial services companies since 2015.

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Oct 25, 2024 • 56min

20VC: The Truth About Multi-Stage Firms; Why Portfolio Services are for VCs not Founders | Why Politics is Rife & Decision-Making is Broken in Large VCs | Why Reserves are Bad for Founders & How Boutique Firms Will Win with Mark Goldberg @ Chemistry

Mark Goldberg, Managing Partner at Chemistry and former partner at Index Ventures, dives into the intricate world of multi-stage venture capital. He reveals how portfolio services often prioritize VC interests over founders, discussing the pitfalls of large partnerships and decision-making breakdowns. Goldberg forecasts a shift from commoditized to boutique VC firms, reflects on the highs and lows of unicorn investments, and emphasizes the importance of genuine investor-founder relationships in shaping the future of venture.
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Oct 30, 2024 • 43min

The blueprint for starting a new firm with Chemistry Ventures, including the work needed before choosing your partners and non-consensus decision making.

In this engaging discussion, Kristina Shen, Ethan Kurzweil, and Mark Goldberg, co-founders of Chemistry Ventures, share insights on launching a new venture firm with a focus on strong team dynamics. They emphasize the importance of building meaningful relationships with founders and navigating the complexities of venture capital. The trio dives into their rigorous co-founder dating process, ensuring cultural alignment, and addressing uncomfortable truths early on. They also discuss the unique advantages of new ventures in supporting early-stage startups and fostering collaborative partnerships.
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Mar 1, 2023 • 30min

This is fintech's 'Noah's Ark Year'

Mark Goldberg, fintech lead at Index Ventures, shares his insights from years of investing in financial services. He reflects on the party that was 2021 and the ensuing hangover of 2022. Mark discusses the survival of the fittest theme for 2023 and the emergence of niche neobanks amid skepticism. He also unpacks the evolving sentiment of younger generations towards traditional banks, the transformative potential of generative AI in wealth management, and how resilience is key for fintech founders in today’s landscape.