Sentence examples for high profile venture from inspiring English sources

From what we hear on the street, some very high profile venture capitalists are willing to bet some serious money that he's wrong.

It took him less than a half hour to explain his business plan, and it took the high profile venture capital outfit less than 30 minutes to decide to infuse $3.5 million into the company.

WeedMaps has gone on a funding tour of Silicon Valley, engaging with high profile venture capital firms like Draper, Fisher, Jurvetson, Oak Investments, True Venture, top tier legal firms and several white-shoe accounting firms.

"Software is eating the world," says Internet pioneer and Netscape founder Marc Andreessen, now Silicon Valley's most high profile venture capitalist.

German incubator-cum-investor Rocket Internet has been criticized for a portfolio of loss-making business, although it has now managed to exit two of its highest profile ventures.

Having a successful, high-profile venture capitalist with hundreds of millions of dollars in personal wealth devote attention to microfinance initiatives is invigorating for the fledgling industry.

The combative tech blogger is to head up the $20m private investment fund, CrunchFund, backed by TechCrunch-owner AOL and several other high-profile venture capitalists.

As co-founder of Andreessen Horowitz, one of Silicon Valley's newest, largest and most high-profile venture capital firms, he and co-founder Marc Andreesseen base many of their investments off a thesis they call "Software is Eating the World".

But without fanfare or high-profile venture capital, Enkido, which makes no equipment itself but is audacious in the technology it uses, may provide the best look at what communications networks will look like in five years: cheaper, simpler, more powerful.

Against a backdrop of buzzes and cartoon music, the ad shows someone playing the children's game Operation as an announcer belittles Mrs. Clinton's most high-profile venture into public policy: her effort in 1994 to persuade Congress to adopt the health care proposal President Clinton advocated when he ran for president.

Galotti, who inspired the character played by Chris Noth, had been fired from his job as the publisher of American GQ a scant year-and-a-half after the failure of Talk magazine, the high-profile venture he'd started with Tina Brown in 1999.