The firm manages $2.4 million in discretionary accounts. On average, the discretionary accounts where all decisions are made on behalf of the client hold $2.4 million each.
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The process of venture capital begins with a startup pitching to a VC firm that then evaluates the business and conducts due diligence before investing in exchange for equity. After providing funding, venture capitalists may take an active role in the company by offering guidance and support, and possibly serving on the board of directors.
Venture capitalists typically manage pooled funds and focus on high-growth startups, often entering at later stages than angel investors. Angel investors usually invest their own money in earlier stages, and they might provide mentorship alongside capital. Read more about angels vs VCs here.