Patricia Nakache

7 statements across 1 episodes · 2 bullish · 4 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Oct 19, 2015 by Patricia Nakache · said 2 times in 1 episodes since 2015 · across every show →

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Oct 19, 2015 negative
Insight
Nakache: Raising too much early capital forces dangerous premature growth spending
“If you raise, you know, say, say you're, you know, you just launched your product, and you have, you know, four or five months of data, and it all looks positive, but it's all limited and you raise a lot of money, The expectations for growth are, from the, fro…”
Patricia Nakache Oct 19, 2015 ▶ 15:25 20 VC 080: How VCs Can Differentiate Themselves with Patricia Nakache, General Partner @ Trinity Ventures
Oct 19, 2015 bullish
Opinion
Nakache saw huge gap between Craigslist and expensive nanny agencies
“Felt to me like there was a big opportunity for service that provided more vetting than a Craigslist, but was way less expensive than an agency.”
Patricia Nakache Oct 19, 2015 ▶ 12:36 20 VC 080: How VCs Can Differentiate Themselves with Patricia Nakache, General Partner @ Trinity Ventures
Oct 19, 2015 positive
Disclosure
Nakache spent 3 months doing joint diligence before backing Ruby Ribbon
“Before I invest in her company, you know, she and I did due diligence on the concept of Ruby Ribbon together for about a three-month period”
Patricia Nakache Oct 19, 2015 ▶ 13:07 20 VC 080: How VCs Can Differentiate Themselves with Patricia Nakache, General Partner @ Trinity Ventures
Oct 19, 2015 negative
Insight
Nakache: Market retrenchment disproportionately harms minorities in venture capital
“I think there was a, when I joined it was higher, I believe, because we were in the middle of the dot-com boom, and in growth times, that's when opportunity exists, actually, I think, For minorities to make progress. I think in retrenchment, times of retrenchm…”
Patricia Nakache Oct 19, 2015 ▶ 9:24 20 VC 080: How VCs Can Differentiate Themselves with Patricia Nakache, General Partner @ Trinity Ventures
Oct 19, 2015
Insight
Nakache: Culture fit is critical in small venture capital partnerships
“In small partnerships, that's really important. You have to, there's not a big company. There's no place to go hide if you don't get along with somebody. There's no kind of other division you can transfer to or other group you can transfer to. You have to make…”
Patricia Nakache Oct 19, 2015 ▶ 5:36 20 VC 080: How VCs Can Differentiate Themselves with Patricia Nakache, General Partner @ Trinity Ventures
Oct 19, 2015 bearish
Prediction Held up
Nakache predicts a shakeout in non-essential on-demand economy startups
“I also think there's going to be a shakeout in the on-demand economy. Because there's been, well, I do, you know, I'm very, I'm bullish there are a bunch of services that are going to thrive, but I think there have been a lot of services that have been funded …”
Patricia Nakache Oct 19, 2015 ▶ 24:41 20 VC 080: How VCs Can Differentiate Themselves with Patricia Nakache, General Partner @ Trinity Ventures
Oct 19, 2015 negative
Insight
Nakache: Ramping burn rate before product-market fit wastes capital
“If the company has not yet reached a stage where there's product market fit and yet the burn rate has been ramped up, To me, that's a yellow flag, and it's interesting, you know, it's one I'm thinking about a lot today in the context of the current environment…”
Patricia Nakache Oct 19, 2015 ▶ 14:10 20 VC 080: How VCs Can Differentiate Themselves with Patricia Nakache, General Partner @ Trinity Ventures
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