Suggestions
Kevin Efrusy
Venture Capital at Accel, Efrusy Family Foundation
Kevin Efrusy is a Partner at Accel, a leading venture capital firm, where he focuses on software and consumer investments.14 He joined Accel in 2003 and has since made significant investments in successful companies, including Nuvemshop, a Latin American e-commerce platform.46
Key points about Kevin Efrusy:
-
Investment Experience:
-
Entrepreneurial Background:
-
Education:
- Graduated from Stanford University with an MBA, MSEE, BSEE, and BA.1
-
Philanthropy:
- Co-founded the Efrusy Family Foundation in 2013, focusing on youth leadership development in Africa, Latin America, and the US.1
-
Current Location:
-
Notable Investments:
Kevin Efrusy's LinkedIn profile can be found at linkedin.com/in/kevin-efrusy-5395bb.25
Highlights
The post below came from Paulo Passoni from softbank. I am speaking at the same conference tomorrow but I cannot describe it better than he did. So…essentially reposting. Hoping any of you interested can login! See below:
Peeps. I’d like to invite you to an exciting conference this Friday: Venture Capital in Latin America! It’s being organized in by the LatAm Business Associations of Columbia Business School & NYU Stern School of Business, in partnership with LALA - Latin American Leadership Academy, a transformational Latin American social enterprise that is creating the next generation of leaders in the region - I’m super excited and proud to work with (we have a Pledge in the works! stay tuned!)
The conference is this Friday, Feb 25th, between 10am-2:20pm EST. You can register (for free!) here:
https://lnkd.in/dEhVw3H5
More info on the conference & speakers here:
https://lnkd.in/ddQPCT4N
The conference brings together global and regional thought leaders who will discuss #VentureCapital #Entrepreneurship #Impact and #Development within #LatinAmerica and how we can join forces to transform the region.
https://lnkd.in/gH-Fb7fQ
Certainly refreshing level of interest contrasted to when we started here in 2010/11. But while interest is good, frenzies usually are not. Hoping the industry is mindful of unintended consequences and paving another paradise.
