Podcasts Business Invest Like a Boss 203: Venture Capital Fund Access for All with Sweater Ventures CEO Jesse Randall

203: Venture Capital Fund Access for All with Sweater Ventures CEO Jesse Randall

Published: Nov. 11, 2021, 2 p.m.

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CEO and Co-Founder Jesse Randall is a fintech startup executive and venture capitalist helping to usher in the new era of generational wealth creation for everyday people. His roots in small farm life in rural America as part of a very large family gave him a unique foundational work ethic and view of the world. He has come to understand that he would rather imagine the world as it can become rather than settle for the shortcomings that surround us everywhere. Anything is possible with the right mindset, people, and resources at hand. Outside of work, he enjoys endurance sports such as Ironman races, cycling, and marathons, and wouldn\\u2019t trade his life with his sweetheart and five children for any amount of treasure.

Sweater is hell-bent on leveling the playing field and reinventing venture capital to reach its maximum potential. That starts by creating a venture capital fund that anyone can invest in.

Sweater\\u2019s vision is to pool money from millions of regular people into a world-class venture fund, wisely deploying that capital into startups that shape the world we live in.

Every founder should be able to build their vision, and every person should be able to support the startups that create the next generation of influence and wealth.

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Time Stamps:

  • 10:30 \\u2013 What is Sweater?
  • 13:09 \\u2013 What experience do you get by investing in the fund?
  • 15:01 \\u2013 How does Sweater differ from their competitors?
  • 19:26 \\u2013 Is there a limit to the amount of investors you can bring in?
  • 20:19 \\u2013 Are there any differences in benefits to an accredited investor?
  • 23:02 \\u2013 Do investors need to be US citizens?
  • 24:06 \\u2013 What is the investment minimum and what are the fees associated with the investment?
  • 26:14 \\u2013 Your initial fund will have no carry fees, correct? -
    "Yes that is correct. Sweater charges a flat 2% management fee attached to the value of the fund, much like the flat fee you have on your mutual fund. Plus there are administrative costs like legal, auditing, marketing, etc."\\xa0
  • 29:45 \\u2013 What kind of companies are you looking to target?
  • 33:57 \\u2013 Are there any other particular sectors beyond tech that interest you?
  • 39:21 \\u2013 How do you decide on what companies Sweater invests in?
  • 43:29 \\u2013 How are the investments structured?
  • 45:13 \\u2013 Do you have companies on the radar already?
  • 47:47 \\u2013 How long should investors anticipate waiting to see a meaningful return considering you are a new company?
  • 50:58 \\u2013 What is the Sweater scout network?
  • 52:50 \\u2013 Can someone reach out to Sweater if they are looking for venture funding for their company?
  • 54:08 \\u2013 What to expect when you sign up?
  • 56:54 \\u2013 Sam and Derek review

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