
Jessica Karr: Coyote Ventures
Jessica Carr joins Joel Palathinkal to discuss her journey from Impossible Foods to founding Coyote Ventures. She shares her investment thesis in food tech and femtech, exploring the industry's landscape and resources. They delve into university partnerships, deal sourcing, and essential qualities for investment teams. The conversation also covers crossover funds, retail investing, and fund formation platforms. Jessica highlights building community with LPs and shares strategies for deal flow and productivity. Audience questions address investing in Impossible Foods, with Jessica offering insights from mentors and the role of intuition. The episode ends with closing remarks and gratitude.
Key Points
- Understanding both the depth of a specific subject and the breadth of various disciplines is crucial for success in venture capital, as demonstrated by the transition from deep science backgrounds to venture capital careers.
- The femtech and women's health sectors are ripe for innovation, particularly in areas that are traditionally taboo or underserved, such as endometriosis and mental health, where significant opportunities for impactful investments exist.
- Building a community and maintaining multiple touchpoints through dinners, webinars, and personalized interactions is essential for cultivating relationships with LPs and ensuring a supportive network for both investors and founders.
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