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Hunter Walk

Funding Startups via Homebrew and new VCs via Screendoor LP

Hunter Walk is an accomplished individual with a diverse background in startups, venture capital, and product management. He co-founded Homebrew, a venture capital firm focused on supporting early-stage startups like Chime, Plaid, and Cruise in various industries such as fintech, SaaS, machine learning, AI, and computer vision.

In addition to Homebrew, Hunter started Screendoor LP to invest in emerging VC firms with unique strategies and strong identities, such as ex/ante and sunflower. With a track record of building successful products that have generated over $1 billion in annual revenue and a billion daily pageviews, Hunter has a proven ability to scale businesses effectively.

Hunter's academic background includes an MBA from Stanford University Graduate School of Business and a BA in History from Vassar College. Furthermore, his professional journey includes roles at Google as a Director of Product Management, Linden Lab as Director of Everything Non-Engineering, Mattel in Corporate Strategy and New Product Development, and Deloitte Consulting as a Management Consultant.

Hunter Walk brings a wealth of experience from various sectors, blending his expertise in product management, venture capital, and startup development. His East Coast origins and West Coast connections offer a unique perspective on the tech and business landscape. With a keen focus on innovation and backing promising ventures, Hunter continues to make a substantial impact in the industry.

Highlights

Sep 13 · linkedin

CEO Tony Stubblebine makes Medium easy to root for - it's not often folks are open about how a restructuring works. Our firm held a small amount of Medium stock from an acquisition they made of a portfolio company, but as Tony says, it wasn't the restructuring that made our equity position challenged, it was everything previously done that the restructuring had to fix.

While we try not to be the ones to tell these stories publicly (especially in this case where we were really passive insignificant members of the cap table - although I do subscribe to medium and publish there), we enthusiastically endorse them getting shared. They help other founders expand their understanding of what happens, what is normal in startup building, etc. If all we do is train our minds on the content marketing version of outcomes and the outlier experiences, we reduce the chances for the 'average' startup to build a real business.

Thanks Tony for sharing and Alex Wilhelm for covering

Sep 11 · linkedin

Thank you First Responders. Every day but especially today.

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San Francisco, California, United States