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Early-stage investing is one of the last places where big decisions get made on gut feel. Greg Raiz, co-founder and general partner of the pre-seed fund Founders Edge, is trying to change that with data: a survey of more than 3,000 entrepreneurs and a review of some 42 published studies on what predicts founder success. In a solo conversation with Leon Rozenblit, Greg explains why venture capital may be backing the wrong age group, why angel groups are structured to kill their best deals, who actually gets the leverage from AI coding tools, and why electronic medical records are ripe for disruption. Leon is a limited partner in Founders Edge and discloses it at the top of the episode.
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