E70: How VC Fund of Funds Work with Alex Edelson
Alex Edelson, Founder of Slipstream Investors, sits down with David Weisburd to discuss the benefits and tradeoffs of investing in venture capital fund of funds. They also touch on Slipstream’s investment thesis, portfolio construction, and due diligence process. (0:00) Episode preview (2:16) Discussion on portfolio…
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