Managers

Kira Noodleman of seed investor Bee Partners has set up a satellite office in Denver, another indication of how VC is becoming more decentralized.

Bracket Capital, which has made a name for itself from its deals in Lyft, Airbnb, Bird and Coinbase, sees opportunities growing in secondaries transactions in venture.

Following the close of Hamilton Lane's first impact fund in July on $95m, the firm is expanding its impact investing platform.

SWAT Equity Partners' Sarah Foley says as more women advocate and educate themselves about their healthcare choices, women's healthcare is becoming a big growth area for entrepreneurs.

The emerging manager is led by partners who have invested in Beyond Meat, Impossible Foods and other alternative protein companies.

Tim Tully will become the ninth active investing partner at the firm when he joins in May.

The VC's tweet came within moments of a risk alert from the SEC.

Morrissey's new firm raised $4.5bn for its debut growth fund, which has invested in oat milk producer Oatly and music-to-internet company Epidemic Sound.

David Teten of Versatile Venture Capital outlines eight reasons why so many emerging managers don’t use placement agents. However, using one can add value.

Managing general partner Joe Horowitz says the positive side of the last year is that firms can go global while maintaining a small team and without opening up major office space.