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Investing in DeepTech for the Non-Technical Investors
- Published November 03, 2022 7:55AM UTC
- Publisher Maan Perez
- Categories Venture Investor Interviews
When investing in DeepTech, understanding how to analyse the financials of a business can only take you so far. It is the investors who are able to conduct technological analysis that perform best. This is sometimes out of reach for investors with a non-technical background.
If you’re a non-technical investor, watch this panel session as DeepTech investors walk you through their process on tackling this exact challenge.
Panelists:
Glenn Cross – Director at Red Bluff Capital
Mike Nicholls – Partner at Main Sequence Venture
Katrina Edillor – Head of Coca-Cola Europacific Partners Ventures
Den Burykin – Managing Partner & Director at Fastlane Solutions
Lisa Andrews – CEO of Wavia
Lelde Smits – Founder at The Capital Network
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