Gene Frantz
4 statements across 1 episodes · 1 bullish · 1 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Apr 26, 2017 by Gene Frantz · said 10 times in 4 episodes since 2017 · across every show →
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- 20VC: Duolingo's Luis von Ahn on How CEO's Can Scale With The Company, How VC Herd Mentality In The Valley Really Works and How Chatbots & AI Play A Role In The Future of EdTech
- 20VC: Inside Google's Growth Fund & The 3 Criteria They Look For With Potential Investments with Laela Sturdy, General Partner @ CapitalG
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Apr 26, 2017 neutral
Apr 26, 2017
Frantz: Growth investors must enforce valuation limits to generate strong returns
“And so I think selecting a high quality company is absolutely the most important first step, but I think you need to have limits on how much you're willing to pay for that as you think about making money over the longterm and sort of how your returns will come…”
Apr 26, 2017 positive
Frantz: Business predictability is the most critical requirement for an IPO
“That's right. In terms of predictable results where, you know, the management team has, the business is mature enough where it lends itself to not perfect predictability because of course that doesn't exist, but at least having a Good sense for the cadence of …”
Apr 26, 2017 negative
Frantz: Short VC fund cycles force artificial liquidity pressure on startups
“And even though funds are ten-year funds, which sounds like a long time, you know, the average investment period for most Funds is probably, you know, three to five years, and so what that means is that every three to four to five years, you've got funds out r…”