Episode 48: Kyle Lui, DCM
Greg Palmer sits down with Kyle Lui of DCM to talk about how the fintech venture capital market will evolve in the wake of COVID19 and the impact that will have on the early-stage fintech ecosystem.
Ep 07: Operator or Investor with Kyle Lui, Principal at DCM Ventures
Joining us from the other side of the table is Kyle Lui, principal at DCM Ventures. He began his career in investing, then started Choicepass at HBS, and led it to acquisition by Salesforce. Now, he's back as a venture capitalist, and breaks down the difference between an operator vs. an investor, …
20 VC 014: Acquired by Salesforce turned VC with Kyle Lui
Kyle Lui is Principal at DCM Ventures where he helps entrepreneurs scale their companies and advise on product development across IOT, consumer internet and mobile and enterperise Saas. Prior to DCM, Kyle was Co-Founder at ChoicePass, a enterprise perks and rewards Saas company backed by prominent …
E28 Inside DCM’s Record IPO Streak with Kyle Lui, Partner at DCM
In this episode, Erasmus Elsner is talking to Kyle Lui, Partner at DCM, about the recent IPO roll that DCM has been on. The Menlo Park-based firm has generated a 61x return on investments that have gone public in the past two years. Kuaishou is the standout, with its market cap to entry valuation a…
Kyle Lui -- Bling Capital
Another great example of top Silicon Valley talent moving to LA! Kyle Lui was a partner at multi-billion dollar DCM until he left to join Ben Ling at Bling Capital. He shares thoughts on how a small fund can still build best in class playbooks and processes to support founders.
Backing Unicorns: Kyle Lui on SaaS, Fintech, and Health Investments
Kyle Lui is a General Partner at Bling Capital. He has backed 7 “unicorn” companies across SaaS, consumer internet, digital health, and fintech. Previously, Kyle was a Partner at DCM where led early stage US investments including DocSend (acq. by Dropbox), TravelBank (acq. by US Bank), Wrike (acq. …
The New Rules for Building Vertical AI | Kyle Lui
The biggest problem in AI isn't building the product.
It's staying relevant six months later.
Models improve every month. New competitors appear every week. And switching costs are lower than most founders want to admit.
So what actually creates a moat?
In this episode of Verticals, Luke and Nic si…
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