Jerusalem Venture Smarties
i'd always hoped the smartest VCs weren't all in Silicon Valley (because believe me-- if you'd met some of them that'd be quite an indictment to the non-Valley venture world.) We just had a great meeting with Jerusalem Venture Partners and they confirmed it.
We saw a few startups we're not allowed to talk about, and i had mixed feelings about them. but you could see that JVP has a very distinct investing philosophy, something a lot of the me-too Valley firms could learn from. in the interest of show-not-tell, go to Scoble's qik video. I filmed a separate interviews that'll be up on Tech Ticker one day...
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Hey Sarah,
The link to Scoble's Qik video is off on the "le".
-Sean
Posted by: Sean Blake | April 17, 2008 at 05:45 AM