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Georgetown’s Venture in the Capital Summit: Fostering Innovation Across Industries TLDR: Georgetown University’s annual VITC summit brings innovators from various sectors to its D.C. campus. The event aims to prepare students for

TLDR: Georgetown University’s Venture in the Capital summit aims to nurture tomorrow’s innovators through entrepreneurial skills and innovation. The event provides a platform for students to engage with successful founders, explore diverse

TLDR: Sam Blond exits Founders Fund, marking the second partner departure in 2024 Blond’s departure reflects broader changes in the tech investment landscape Article Summary: Sam Blond’s departure from Founders Fund signifies

TLDR: Sam Blond, a partner at Founders Fund, has left the firm after 17 months. Blond cited a preference for operating over full-time investing as the reason for his departure. Sam Blond,

TLDR: Healthcare tech firm Healthlee recently closed a $32 million Series A funding round led by Fin Capital, Glilot Capital Partners, and Group11. The funding round was led by Fin Capital, Glilot

TLDR: Shape Memory Medical, a developer of custom shape memory polymers for endovascular markets, completed a $38M Series C financing. The funding will be used to accelerate clinical and market development, support

Article Summary TLDR: – Khosla Ventures has added three new partners amidst a venture industry retrenchment – Marc Andreessen and Elon Musk engaged in a heated online brawl over AI on X

TLDR: Key Points: Eos Venture Partners invests $5 million in Fenix24 to revolutionize cyber recovery. Investment highlights venture capital’s role in driving innovation in the insurance sector. Eos Venture Partners’ investment in

TLDR: HSBC has launched New Zealand’s first bank-operated venture debt fund to support local start-ups in a rising interest rate climate. The fund aims to offer non-dilutive financing options to help businesses

TLDR: HSBC has expanded its venture debt fund from Australia into New Zealand, offering a non-dilutive financing option for start-ups. Start-ups can now borrow from $10m to $50m based on their revenue