“Laura was a great business partner. She was easy to work with; smart, direct and creative.”
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Laura Rippy is a Managing Partner and Board Member at Alumni Ventures. AV is "America's…
Experience & Education
Projects
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CNBC Interview - four IPOs
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CNBC Interview - two IPOs
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SpaceX IPO on MarketWatch
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Bloomberg Interview
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Smart money invests in venture
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CNBC interview
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Catherine Gray interview - Invest with Her
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Fidelity interview
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Venture F Interview of Laura Rippy
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Why invest in Venture with Alumni Ventures? Learn more with Laura
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Women's Fund Introduction
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Meet the MP of the Alumni Ventures Women's Fund and learn why we're building this fund
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Startup Boston profile
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Languages
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German
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Earnest Sweat
Two weeks ago on Swimming with Allocators, we sat down with David Clark, CIO at VenCap, to talk about what decades of venture data can teach allocators. One takeaway that stood out: discounts don’t matter as much as people think in venture secondaries. Because venture is such a power-law asset class, outcomes are driven by exposure to a few massive winners. Whether a stake is bought at a small discount, or even a premium, often matters far less than the quality of the underlying company and its upside. Great conversation on venture returns, manager selection, and the nuances of how allocators should think about secondary investments. 👇 Link in the comments.
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