General Catalyst is one of the top VC firms in the U.S., with portfolio companies that include Snap, Kayak, Airbnb, Stripe, HubSpot, GitLab and many others.
We’re thrilled to have GC’s Peter Boyce and Katherine Boyle join us for the next episode of Extra Crunch Live, our live video series where we ask VCs about what’s exciting them these days, get their advice for how early-stage startups can thrive (particularly during a pandemic) and offer Extra Crunch members a chance to ask questions directly.
We’ve interviewed some heavy hitters, including notables like Mark Cuban, Kirsten Green and Roelof Botha during our first two seasons.
If you’re not an Extra Crunch member, you should really hop to it; check out the full library of ECL content before hanging out with Boyce, Boyle and myself on Tuesday at 4 p.m. EST/1 p.m. PST.
Boyce has been with General Catalyst since 2013, leading investments in companies such as Ro, Macro, towerIQ and Atom, among others. He also supported some big General Catalyst deals, including investments in Giphy, Jet.com and Circle.
Boyce also co-founded Rough Draft Ventures, an investment arm of General Catalyst focused on funding first-time CEOs out of university.
Boyle was previously a business reporter at The Washington Post before joining General Catalyst, which gives her a unique perspective on the entrepreneurial landscape. She’s invested in several companies, including AirMap, Origin and Nova Credit.
Boyle also has a particular expertise in regulated industries and has joined us for previous events to lay out some advice for startups navigating governmental rules.
On Tuesday, we’ll discuss trends and industries they find most exciting as we head into 2021, get their best advice for early-stage startups seeking funding and hear how the VC landscape has changed during the pandemic.
You should most definitely bring your own questions to the table. Extra Crunch members can submit questions ahead of time via the form below or during the live discussion.
Full details can be found below.
See you there!
Event Details
In addition to Zoom, we’ll make a YouTube link available during the discussion.
- Date: Tuesday, December 8 at 4 p.m. EST/1 p.m. PST
- Zoom
- Add this event to your calendar
- Submit a question here
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