Ashley Flucas's guest appearances

Ashley Flucas

The Meb Faber Show

Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders

Lifeselfmastery's podcast I Startups I Venture Capital

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Mobility Innovators

Minnie Ingersoll

Guy Kawasaki

Jack Dorsey

Brad Feld

Tim Leffel

Sean Ogle

Bonny Simi

Leila Janah

Peter Diamandis

Omar Zenhom

Vanessa Van Edwards

Nir Eyal

Perry Marshall

Adam Grant

David Eagleman

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Angel investment is important to the achievement of startups. Angel investors are early backers who not only provide funding to small startups or entrepreneurs, but also support product development and discovering early customers. As the private funding market is facing slow down, it will be important for the entrepreneurs to build their ventures strategically. Startups in mobility spaces are no exception and should focus on building distribution and finding product-market fit. This episode will feature firsthand knowledge from an Angel Investor who has invested in over 280 startups globally. Some of the key questions in this podcast are:· Angel investment strategy – Indexing approach?· Angel Investor due-diligence checklist?· Difference between Angel Investors vs Venture Capitalists?· Due diligence process followed by Angel Investors for Mobility Startups?· How to raise venture capital as a first-time founder?· How to build a pitch deck for Investors?· How do angel/venture capitalists add value?· Potential uses cases of Web3 and blockchain?· Future of Startup ecosystem in emerging markets?· Funding winter implication and key advice for founders· How to become an Angel Investor?Ashley Flucas is the founder and general partner of Flucas Ventures. Based in West Palm Beach, Florida, the syndicate of around 2,000 angel investors has invested in more than 200 startups. Ashley, a graduate of Duke University and Harvard Law School, also serves as a partner at Jupiter, a Florida-based real estate finance fund with $3 billion in assets under management.

Angel investment is important to the achievement of startups. Angel investors are early backers who not only provide funding to small startups or entrepreneurs, but also support product development and discovering early customers. As the private funding market is facing slow down, it will be important for the entrepreneurs to build their ventures strategically. Startups in mobility spaces are no exception and should focus on building distribution and finding product-market fit. This episode will feature firsthand knowledge from an Angel Investor who has invested in over 280 startups globally. Some of the key questions in this podcast are:· Angel investment strategy – Indexing approach?· Angel Investor due-diligence checklist?· Difference between Angel Investors vs Venture Capitalists?· Due diligence process followed by Angel Investors for Mobility Startups?· How to raise venture capital as a first-time founder?· How to build a pitch deck for Investors?· How do angel/venture capitalists add value?· Potential uses cases of Web3 and blockchain?· Future of Startup ecosystem in emerging markets?· Funding winter implication and key advice for founders· How to become an Angel Investor?<a href="https://angel.co/p/flucas-post-harvard-edu" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ashley Flucas</a> is the founder and general partner of Flucas Ventures. Based in West Palm Beach, Florida, the syndicate of around 2,000 angel investors has invested in more than 200 startups. Ashley, a graduate of Duke University and Harvard Law School, also serves as a partner at Jupiter, a Florida-based real estate finance fund with $3 billion in assets under management.

What do angel investors look for in mobility startups? | Ashley Flucas

Ashley Flucas is the founder and general partner of Flucas Ventures. Based in West Palm Beach, Florida, the syndicate of around 2,000 angel investors has invested in more than 200 startups. Flucas, a graduate of Duke University and Harvard Law School, also serves as a partner at Jupiter, a Florida-based real estate finance fund with $3 billion in assets under management. In this conversation with Stanford associate professor Chuck Eesley, she explores how syndicates, platforms and digital networks are reshaping angel investing. 

Ashley Flucas is the founder and general partner of Flucas Ventures. Based in West Palm Beach, Florida, the syndicate of around 2,000 angel investors has invested in more than 200 startups. Flucas, a graduate of Duke University and Harvard Law School, also serves as a partner at Jupiter, a Florida-based real estate finance fund with $3 billion in assets under management. In this conversation with Stanford associate professor Chuck Eesley, she explores how syndicates, platforms and digital networks are reshaping angel investing.

Ashley Flucas (Flucas Ventures) - The New Angel Investing

In this episode, Ashley talks about what does it take to run a successful Angellist syndicate, doing due diligence on startups, building relationships with LPs, and much more!

In this episode, Ashley talks about what does it take to run a successful Angellist syndicate, doing due diligence on startups, building relationships with LPs, and much more!

Ashley Flucas on How to run an AngelList Syndicate