Highlighting the key takeaways and statistics our readers should remember most about last year’s last year’s fundraising and investing activities, valuations, and exits.
Highlighting the key takeaways and statistics our readers should remember most about last year’s last year’s fundraising and investing activities, valuations, and exits.
TrueBridge and Forbes are once again partnering to co-publish the Brink List of up-and-comers to watch in the venture capital industry.
It has been a sobering year for gender equality in venture capital, as the downstream impacts of the pandemic ripple across the ecosystem.
Following one of the most tumultuous years in recent memory, it is only fitting that the 2021 Midas List features a surge of newcomers.
While we continue to see many familiar faces and industries each year, there is undoubtedly a new generation of high-growth companies.
While we continue to see a few familiar names, this year’s top ten is different from past years as a significant number of new companies made the list.
TrueBridge identifies and invests in high-performing, access-constrained venture capital opportunities that generate premium value for its partners. The firm is recognized for its data-driven approach to investing in both venture funds and venture-backed companies, as well as for its longstanding partnership with Forbes to produce The Midas List and the Midas List Europe, annual rankings of technology’s top investors. TrueBridge was founded in 2007 by Edwin Poston and Mel Williams, who bring over 35 years of experience as successful private equity investors, entrepreneurs, and transaction advisors. The firm currently manages over $3.8 billion in institutional assets and is a registered investment advisory with the Securities & Exchange Commission.