Careers in Venture Capital: Why ESG is quietly minting the next billion-dollar companies. Register Now

Most capital cycle discussions stop at raising and deploying. The harder part, the part that actually separates strong investors from average ones, is what happens after the check clears: putting that capital to work, and knowing when and how to exit for a return.

This session walks through all four stages, using one sector as the case study: climate technology, currently one of the sectors drawing the most serious capital in venture.

Careers in Venture Capital:

What Investors Actually Do and How to Break In

Tuesday, July 21 | 12 PM EST / 9 AM PST | Live Virtual Webinar

Join Meeyeon Park, VP of Capital Markets at CFI, alongside Nelson Switzer, Managing Partner and Co-Founder of Climate Innovation Capital and author of the forthcoming book The Gigacorn Hunter, and Noah Miller, Founder and Chief Advisory Officer of Rho Impact.

You'll leave with a clearer picture of:

The four stages of the venture capital cycle, and where most of the real decision-making actually happens
How venture differs from private equity and growth equity in practice, not just in theory
Why climate technology has become one of the sectors drawing serious capital right now
How investors try to spot the next billion-dollar company before everyone else, and the judgment that takes

Investors who understand the full cycle, not just the deal-sourcing part, are the ones who build lasting track records. This session breaks down what that looks like in practice.

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