Life After VC – VCJ’s Latest Cover
With a growing number of venture firms unable to raise new funds, we wondered what soon-to-be fund-less VCs might do with themselves. Venture Capital Journal contributor Tom Stein tracked down five former VCs and found that they are not only gainfully employed, but really happy with their new careers. In every case, they followed their hearts to pursue something they were passionate about—from building custom furniture to making documentaries—even if it meant longer hours and a smaller paycheck. VCJ subscribers can read the whole story here. (It’s password protected.) For those of you who aren’t VCJ subscribers, here’s a taste of what you’re missing: For six years, Catherine Rohr had her “dream job,” hunting down the hottest venture deals, first for Summit Partners in Palo Alto, Calif., and then for American Securities Capital Partners in New York.
