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In hindsight, all great ideas are Obvious. The big ideas of today will become market-leading companies in the near future, reimagining every sector of the economy for the better: climate, healthcare, food, transportation, housing, energy, and more. Obvious Ideas explores the transformation of the fundamental building blocks of life and society.
Obvious Ventures’ Andrew Beebe hosts this eight-part series on climate. We’re digging into the biggest opportunities for founders - and professionals in any industry - to tackle our climate crisis.
Obvious is a venture capital firm investing in purpose-driven founders reimagining trillion-dollar industries.
Obvious Ventures’ Andrew Beebe hosts this eight-part series on climate. We’re digging into the biggest opportunities for founders - and professionals in any industry - to tackle our climate crisis.
Obvious is a venture capital firm investing in purpose-driven founders reimagining trillion-dollar industries.
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