Bloom: Alexis Ohanian’s VC firm uses internal software Cerebro to gamify value-add
Sahil Bloom · Forecasting the Future of Tech with Scott Belsky | Where It Happens · Jan 11, 2022 · at 47:19
Sahil Bloom describes how Alexis Ohanian's VC fund Seven Seven Six tracks and gamifies team contributions to portfolio startups.
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“Alexis Ohanian has at seven, seven, six, they have this internal proprietary software they built out called Cerebro. I think it's called like Star Trek reference that manages like all of their internal stuff. And one of the portals is this like value add, like, how can I help portal within it? That actually gamifies their, you know, ability to execute against asks from portfolio companies and how much value they're adding. And so like every single investment professional or team member at seven, seven, six has like a scorecard. That shows up publicly every day, and they all try to compete to see who can add more value to the portfolio.”
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