Eric Woo, co-founder and CEO at Revere VC, talks about how Revere is pioneering ‘the Morningstar for venture capital’. Eric shares examples of how VC can become more transparent and more data driven, and gives advice on how to navigate a more complicated future VC world.In this episode, you’ll learn:[**3:23**] The value of venture capital in the eyes of a limited partner[**8:31**] How do you know you have good access to venture funds as an LP?[**13:14**] Revere’s playbook for removing barriers to the free flow of capital from the LP side[**22:41**] Looking past the down cycle into the future of VCThe non-profit organization that Eric is passionate about: NVCA Venture ForwardAbout Guest SpeakerEric Woo is a co-founder and CEO at Revere VC, and is an acknowledged thought leader in the VC emerging managers ecosystem. At Revere, he leads product development and investment analysis & due diligence efforts. Previously, Eric was Head of Institutional Capital at AngelList, where he worked closely with investors to curate early-stage fund and deal opportunities, and developed systematic and data-driven strategies for institutional investors. About Revere VCRevere VC is a Silicon Valley-based venture capital firm that empowers investment advisors, wealth managers, and allocators with the tools to expand their venture capital programs. Revere is best known for creating the industry’s first standardized framework for evaluating fund managers.Subscribe to our podcast and stay tuned for our next episode. Follow Us: Twitter | Linkedin | Instagram | Facebook

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