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Come Join Our Investment Team in NYC!

View from Seed

NextView is a thematic, seed-stage VC firm focused on the Everyday Economy with $200M+ of committed capital under management. However, you will serve as a co-pilot on deals with all four partners, across the geographies we cover. About NextView.

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We’re Hiring for Our Investment Team at NextView’s NYC Office

View from Seed

NextView is a thematic, seed-stage VC firm focused on the Everyday Economy with $200M of committed capital under management. However, you will serve as a co-pilot on deals with all four partners, across the geographies we cover. . About NextView.

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We’re Hiring a Platform and Operations Associate at NextView

View from Seed

You are a “digital native” with a strong interest in new technology and have hands-on proficiency with many online tools for managing social media interactions, event production, and project management. Formulating and executing on NextView’s social media strategy and managing multiple social media presences and communication channels.

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Come Join Our Investment Team in NYC!

View from Seed

NextView is a thematic, seed-stage VC firm focused on the Everyday Economy with $200M+ of committed capital under management. However, you will serve as a co-pilot on deals with all four partners, across the geographies we cover. About NextView.

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Why VCs Should Recycle Their Management Fees

Feld Thoughts

Some of them recycle their management fees; others don’t. I’ve never really understood why funds don’t recycle their management fees. Understanding what “recycling management fees” means is a fundamental part of understanding the economics of a venture firm. Here’s how it works.

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Why VC’s Don’t “Crossover” Invest

Agile VC

A little more inside baseball from the VC biz… why VC’s rarely make “crossover” investments, with capital from multiple funds the VC firm manages invested in a single startup (see note 1). I was talking with an entrepreneur recently about this phenomenon.

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Version One turns ten

Version One Ventures

What started with one small fund ($18m) and a solo general partner has developed into a real fund franchise with two GPs, six funds (four core, two opportunity), over $250m in assets under management, and 80+ investments around the world. Looking back at these ten years, several lessons stand out.