The Future of Venture Capital London

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The Future of Venture Capital London

By Georgetown Alumni Club of the United Kingdom

Date and time

Wed, 28 Sep 2016 18:30 - 20:30 GMT+1

Location

Central London - TBD

5 New Street Square London EC4A3TW United Kingdom

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Description

Georgetown Alumni:

The Georgetown Club of the United Kingdom (UK Hoyas) invites you to "The Future of Venture Capital - London".

We will have two panelists:

Andrew Romans: Founder and General Partner - Rubicon Venture Capital

Patrick Magee: Chief Operating Officer - British Business Bank

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Andrew Romans, General Partner, Rubicon Venture Capital, (Georgetown MBA 2001), will talk about how to grow your business with Venture Capital funding and how the Venture Capital business has evolved in Europe and the United States. Romans lived in Europe for 15 years and worked in the London VC industry for 10 years before returning to the Silicon Valley where he has been based for the last 5 years.

Rubicon Venture Capital is a very active early stage VC fund with offices in San Francisco and New York City (founded by two Georgetown alumni) focused on backing consumer and enterprise technology companies in the internet, software and connected hardware verticals at Late Seed, Series A and B stages.

Andrew is the author of the new book Master of Corporate Venture Capital which he will discuss during his presentation as well as The Entrepreneurial Bible to Venture Capital.


Patrick Magee, Chief Operating Officer, British Business Bank, (Georgetown MBA 1994) will talk about the crucial partnership between Economic Development banks and early stage companies in the context of the venture capital industry. Magee has advised on a broad range of M&A, Capital Markets, and Corporate Broking Assignments including the defence of NatWest and the sale of Thomas Cook. Before joining the British Business Bank, Magee was a Managing Director for JP Morgan Casanova, having worked at the predecessor firm for almost 18 years.

The British Business Bank is one of the largest investors in early stage VC in the UK with some £ 600m committed to over 30 different funds.

If you have questions about event registration, please contact UK Hoyas at UKHoyas@gmail.com or directly reply to Federico Ochoa at fo32@georgetown.edu

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Date: ‪September 28th, 2016

Time: ‪6:30 PM

Location: Central London TBD

Federico Ochoa

Georgetown MBA 2012

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