E5: How to Take Your 'VC' Public, Plus: Late Stage Investing w/ Jeff Parks
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Jeff Parks is the CEO of Stack Capital (TSX: STCK).
Stack Capital Group Inc. (TSX:STCK) is democratizing access into some of the world's most innovative and disruptive pre-IPO businesses - giving all investors the opportunity to participate; and providing shareholders with a valuable liquidity option.
Sectors that Stack Capital is focused on include SAAS, mobile, robotics, AI, travel/leisure, space, cybersecurity, crypto, and more.
In today's episode, we will discuss Jeff's innovative approach to providing liquidity to a traditionally illiquid industry, and democratizing access for growth-stage investors.
This is a great episode for any current and prospective investors looking to get into private equity & venture capital, and for early and late-stage founders looking to see how late-stage investors evaluate a new deal.
Episode timestamp:
0:52 What is Stack Capital
5:21 How to evaluate growth-stage deals
10:43 Taking a 'VC' public
12:11 Providing liquidity as a 'VC'
13:55 Who should founders put on their cap tables
16:59 Backing Varo Bank, SpaceX, and Bolt
23:45 What does the future for PE and VC look like
33:56 How is 2022 going to change everything (we recorded our episode in March 2022)
36:17 What should founders do to stay above the curve in the current market environment
Connect with Jeff:
- LinkedIn: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/parksjeff
- Profile: https://www.stackcapitalgroup.com/management-team
Connect with Stack Capital:
- Website: https://www.stackcapitalgroup.com/
- LinkedIn: https://ca.linkedin.com/company/stack-capital-group
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