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Victoria Kennedy
Founder and Venture Partner specializing in tech investments
Victoria Kennedy is a Course Instructor currently working on a freelance basis, primarily based in the New York City Metropolitan Area. She has a diverse background in product management, venture capital, and education.
Professional Experience
- Founder, Seed to Harvest Ventures: Since September 2021, she has been involved in investing in software companies founded by women of color at the pre-seed and seed stages.
- Partner in Residence, Techstars Oakland: She has been advising the inaugural cohort since April 2023.
- Venture Partner, Republic: In this role since June 2022, she sources companies for a crowdfunding platform.
- Instructor/Trainer at Foundations for Education: Earlier in her career, she provided math instruction to elementary students and managed instructor training.
Education
Victoria holds a Bachelor of Arts in Human Biology from Stanford University (2006-2010) and completed a Product Management Masterclass at FirstRound Capital in 2017.
Skills and Languages
She is proficient in English (native), with elementary proficiency in Portuguese and limited working proficiency in Spanish.
Victoria Kennedy's extensive experience across various sectors positions her as a knowledgeable instructor and mentor, particularly for mid-career professionals looking to navigate their careers effectively.12
Highlights
Are you looking to enhance your facilitation and workshop processes? I have extensive experience working with tech development teams and executives in facilitation. Recently, I've been considering creating templates for facilitation and workshops that could be purchased.
What kind of facilitation and/or workshop templates would be beneficial to you in your work, ones that you would consider investing in? Are there specific facilitation or workshop tasks that you wish you could delegate? Feel free to share your thoughts by replying to this thread or sending me a direct message. Your insights are highly appreciated!
I was talking to a founder last night at Ny tech week dinner and they were trying to figure out how to get started. The advice I gave them is the advice I always give, just get started and figure out what you don't know. Start doing user research to understand in-depth your problem statement. Figure out what is the smallest, cheapest solution you can build that solves that problem. Test and learn from all parts of the process to build confidence and validate that your vision is in fact a business.
If you are interested in guidance along your "getting started" journey. Sign up for my Product for Founders program! Applications close this Friday June 7th!
