Jeffrey: San Francisco Tech Often Struggles Exporting Products Globally
Corey Jeffrey · Building High-Growth Tech Ventures in the AI Era with Kory Jeffrey of Inovia Capital · Aug 27, 2026 · at 21:27
Inovia Capital partner Corey Jeffrey discusses the blind spots of the Silicon Valley ecosystem based on his international experience at Google.
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“And my experience is that San Francisco is sometimes bad at bringing the products to the rest of the world, not fully baked for what works in San Francisco.”
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