Guy Perelmuter
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 4 Jun
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But I think that we are heading towards a venture world where the power is going to be not on the hands of the people that have the money.
but it's gonna be on the hands of the people that, of course, they have money, they have the capital, but they also have the credentials, the intangibles, the network, the coaching, the mentorship, the skills that are not on paper,
but that every single founder talks about.
And that's how a lot of founders find their way into our firms, because other founders will tell them, you know what, Nate is the guy you want to talk to for that particular problem, or Sunil is the guy that you want to talk to that particular problem.
I think this idea that venture capitalists are the ones responsible for the success or failure of a company is kind of usually blown out of proportion.
I think the good ones, they absolutely will have a big role in helping building and kind of guiding their respective companies.
But I think that the headlines that capture the LinkedIn's of the world or the newsreels of the world are
are much more simple and very repeatable.
And I will give you guys an example that we all remember, even though it was very brief.
But during a relatively short period of time, the world was fixated on virtual reality.
That was going to be the next big thing, right?
Then
There was this even smaller period of time when blockchain was absolutely going to change the world, right?
Flip it upside down.
And now it feels that, yeah, now we hit something that will actually change the world, will actually make everybody's lives different.
But at the same time, this is not because a handful of GPs had their hand on it.
This, again, this is a trend.
These are multiple currents that were trending towards a single point, a convergence of factors.
And I think it's a little naive.
And I think a lot of investors think
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