Wisdom Ventures
fund on 3 shows · 5 statements across 3 episodes · said 6 times in 3 episodes since 2023
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Perez: Wisdom Ventures raised a $10M Fund I and $77M Fund II
“We started a venture capital company called Wisdom Ventures, and it's been successful. You know, we've we had a, our first fund was ten million, our second fund, seventy-seven million, and we've invested in great companies that are really trying to scale welln…”
Diego Perez: Wisdom Ventures Backs Founders Building Compassionate, Well-Being-Focused Products
“To build wisdom ventures, which is basically a venture capital company that's trying to invest in companies and founders that are trying to build their products in a compassionate manner. So whether they're building in the wellness field or not, they're intent…”
Diego Perez: Wisdom Ventures invested in bereavement platform Betterleave
“I think there's one in particular that we just invested in bereavement company. That's like when you have a loved one that passes away, you don't quite think about How many things go into taking care of them as an individual, like, and simultaneously taking ca…”
Diego Perez: Wisdom Ventures aims to fund non-addictive social media
“When we first created wisdom ventures, that was a lot of the conversation was like, we were, we're hoping to invest in that next generation of social media that can help connect people without all these addictive, like byproducts.”
Kornfield joined Wisdom Ventures to fund mindfulness and compassion startups
“I'm part of a new venture capital fund, which is sort of weird for a meditation teacher and former monk called Wisdom Ventures, and Wisdom Ventures With a group of very experienced meditators and several very experienced venture capitalists, and I thought, wel…”