Backstage Capital's Hamilton Would Let the Next Mark Zuckerberg 'Walk Away'

The transcript discusses an investor's philosophy, focusing on diversity and innovation over traditional success stories like Mark Zuckerberg. It highlights Backstage Capital's early-stage investments and their impact, despite no exits yet. The speaker addresses future expectations and personal recognition in the industry, emphasizing the importance of intention and impact.

What is the speaker's perspective on investing in typical profiles like Mark Zuckerberg?

• They believe it is the only way to succeed.

• They are eager to invest in such profiles.

• They find it exciting and rewarding.

• They prefer to look for more impactful individuals.

When was Backstage Capital founded?

• 2010

• 2015

• 2020

• 2005

What is the investment range for Backstage Capital's early-stage investments?

• $100,000 to $500,000

• $10,000 to $50,000

• $25,000 to $100,000

• $50,000 to $200,000

What is the speaker's view on the timeline for expecting exits from their portfolio?

• They do not have a specific timeline.

• They have already seen multiple exits.

• They expect exits by the end of 2020.

• They are not concerned about exits.

How does the speaker respond to criticism from Silicon Valley?

• They believe the criticism is entirely wrong.

• They ignore all criticism.

• They acknowledge the criticism but focus on their intentions and impact.

• They change their approach based on criticism.