Why?
Venture's Dissonance
Phase is upon us
What?
a comprehensive, 360° ReView of the entire venture value chain
For Who?
LP's, GP's, Allocators, Founders, And Everyone in the Ecosystem
[Thought Leadership]

Key Features

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understand venture’s evolving role

Venture Spread

modern allocation framework

Venture 3.0

Deconstruct venture's transition

Venture's Dissonance

Capital inflows

The capital inflow leg is rooted in rigid, decade-long fund structures.

Technology

The technology leg, is evolving at warp speed (think AI), impossible to pin down.

CApital outflow

The capital outflow leg, or the exit environment, is at the mercy of volatile, unpredictable macro forces.

[Contributors]

Meet the Experts

Featured perspectives from 11 leading voices across the U.S., Europe, and Asia on critical themes.

The journey continues, with more voices to come soon!

[Quotes]

What Experts Said?

Hear from expert contributors and industry leaders about their insights from the event.

“Corporate VCs and financial VCs have started to appreciate each other more over the past five years.

Not all corporate VCs are well designed—but the good ones are growing and best practices are spreading.

Corporates operate under distribution law—not power law—so you have to unlearn a lot to do venture right.

In corporations, you rely on consensus. In VC, you must be okay going contrarian.

Nicolas sauvage
President – TDK Ventures

“There’s no way to force top-tier access—it’s about long-term trust and alignment.

Common sense doesn’t work in venture—it's often inversely correlated with being right.

If you can’t access the best companies or funds directly, work with someone who can.

Don’t be seduced by narratives—great storytelling doesn’t always mean great returns.”

David Clark
Chief Investment Officer – VenCap

“Employees have vested stock but no way to monetize it, and many have been holding it for 7–10 years.

The market is not yet fully efficient—there are fragmented pools of liquidity and inconsistent pricing.

A lot of sellers are one-time participants, so they’re not as sophisticated or price-sensitive as recurring buyers.

For liquid securities, you may see spreads as low as a few percent. For illiquid ones, spreads can exceed 20%.”

SIM DESAI
CEO - Hiive
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[Resources]

Past Reports

The Big Book of VC -Q1 2025

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The Big Book of VC - 2024 Annual

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Macro in Venture

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The Big Book of VC -Q3 2024

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