Sentence examples similar to second generation venture from inspiring English sources

As a fourth generation venture investor, Adam Draper was pretty much predestined to work with startups.

He's also in the somewhat unique position of being able to leverage his experience as a fourth generation venture capitalist and entrepreneur to give teams access to an active support network of successful entrepreneurs and executives and bring in notable speakers to offer advice on how to navigate the critical early stages of business development.

One day, I took Highway 1 from San Francisco down along the beaches and the eucalyptus forests to meet Timothy C. Draper, a fifty-something third-generation venture capitalist, at the Ritz-Carlton in Half Moon Bay.

Breyer, the son of John Breyer, is a second-generation venture capitalist.

He is probably Silicon Valley's only third-generation venture capitalist.

"Angel, nothing!" exclaims Tim Draper, a third-generation venture capitalist and partner at Silicon Valley's red- hot Draper, Fisher, Jurvetson.

According to recent numbers from the federal Small Business Administration, only about one-third of family-run ventures survive the transition from first to second generation.

"The first generation was in the gas business, and now the second generation, as development projects make sense, will be either selling, doing joint ventures or being developers themselves".

"The second generation gets education.

This is a family shop, second generation.

I'm second generation.