“We have a barbell approach… first check in, helping founders build… and also growth stage… we diversify on both sides”

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Created the “Anti-Fund” with a barbell approach, simultaneously raising and deploying capital across early-stage and growth-stage companies

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“We now manage over 2 billion across multiple funds... that war chest... to be able to deploy capital, provide reserve capital for our next set of companies”
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Said on Business Of Biotech
Why it worked $2 billion Share this moment
“We think of ourselves as end to end investors... view of the world, prepared mind... from company creation all the way through late stage, private or public to be able to deploy capital”
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Said on Business Of Biotech
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“I’d rather see it at the growth stage… scarcity is a mother of invention… massive rounds are really bad for companies”
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Said on How I Invest with David Weisburd
Why it worked $50 M seed round mentioned as rare and undesirable Share this moment
“Acquisition of Milton Corporation… introduced more capital, in Milton's case, $3.5 bn of capital that we were able to deploy into whatever we thought was the best risk-adjusted returns.”
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Said on The Rules of Investing
Business model $3.5 bn Share this moment

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