Blueyard Capital
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O'Leary: The ultimate investment thesis is unbundling economies into atomic units
“I'm not excited by any sector the most. The most excited about economies being broken down into atomic, highly efficient atomic units versus inefficient big entities, and that applied to every single sector.”
O'Leary: Early-stage startups often fail by hiring senior executives too early
“The one thing that the board should hopefully protect you from and have, give you good guidance is on hiring the wrong people, or sorry, the right people too early, because sometimes you can bring in somebody who really only works well if they have 50 engineer…”
O'Leary: BlueYard will never raise a growth fund or expand geographically
“Blue Yard is always going to be a small firm, everybody's always going to be equal we're only ever going to have one strategy and one fund, and we're only ever going to have one office, and we're always going to focus on early stage, we're never going to raise…”
BlueYard Capital operates a $120M fund writing $200K to $6M tickets
“So, you know, BlueYard is a hundred and twenty million dollar fund and we're focused on seed and a, you know, you write tickets from a couple hundred K up to say five, six million maximum as a first ticket.”
O'Leary: BlueYard Capital intends to invest in science fiction technologies
“Jason and I were huge astronomy geeks and science fiction geeks, and so we think we've told a couple of people we're also going to try and do a couple of science fiction investments.”