Everything Sar Gur said on any show that made the record, most notable first. Each card names its show and opens the statement there.
Gur: Capital is the single biggest value VCs provide to founders
“Again, having, having worked in companies, I realized that, you know, some, we, I think we add value, but you know, 99% of the work is on the founders, but there's true, the biggest value that we add is the money.”
CRV frequently funds portfolio startups rejected by outside investors
“At CRV, we tend to come from believing in the founder's First at the time we invest, then that, you know, that investment is mostly a statement of belief in the team, and so if the team is making progress, I find time and time again, honestly, we throw good mo…”
Gur: Many early-stage VCs panic when portfolio companies face turbulence
“I find many investors, especially at the early stage, when things are not going well, it's like turbulence in a plane. They're like the, you know, the person freaking out and yelling, like, we're gonna die.”
Gur: Venture capital needs diversity to overcome male and white bias
“You know, I definitely don't think we need more VCs, but we definitely need a All the great businesses I know out there that aren't getting funded and could have a big impact in the world, and they just don't get funded because of the biases that we have as a …”
Gur: VCs should support struggling founders because downside is capped at 1x
“When you truly just come at this from like, okay, we can only lose one times our money. Let's focus on just, you know, believing in this team to figure it out. I think magic can happen.”