Brisbane-based investor Daniel Gavel, founder of Black Sheep Capital, has spoken about his approach to building a diversified investment strategy in venture capital. Gavel, who is known for his down-to-earth and innovative approach to investing, discussed his experiences on the podcast First Cheque. He explained how he evaluates deals and decides which investments go to each channel, as well as how he adapts investment strategies. Gavel also highlighted the importance of understanding risk, building relationships with founders, and providing post-investment support and guidance as a lead investor. Ultimately, Gavel emphasized the need for investors to consider long-term market trends and make decisions that look several years into the future.
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