The phrase "capitalist for" is not correct in English.
It would make more sense to say "in favor of capitalism" or "a capitalist". For example: He was a strong advocate of capitalism and often expressed his capitalist views.
Guests can feed an outsourced engineer for a day for $150, or finance lunch with a venture capitalist for $291.
"I've been a venture capitalist for a year and Microsoft has come up only once in a meeting," she said.
Hadley Harris, 36, a venture capitalist for mobile technology start-ups, upgraded from sneakers to dress shoes after a few spins on the bike.
"Doing 200x on a first round is absolutely amazing," said William H. Davidow, a founding partner in Mohr, Davidow, who has been a venture capitalist for two decades.
SALEM, N.H. — Mitt Romney on Thursday branded President Obama a "crony capitalist" for making three appointments to the National Labor Relations Board without Congressional approval, suggesting the move was a reward to organized labor for its political support.
Mr Levin is a generalist who has tried his hand at project management and marketing, and who also worked as a venture capitalist for seven years, starting and running five biotech companies, one of them Millennium.
This capitalist, for-profit motive plays an important role in funding important contributions to the marketplace of ideas.
Don't blame underwriters and venture capitalists for trying.
They aren't bargaining against capitalists for a fair cut of the cooperative surplus.
As he was raising money from venture capitalists for Basis, he realized he would have to prove his credibility.
He said there was little money available from banks or venture capitalists for work that, at this point, is speculative.
