Listen "Natalie left Media to work in Venture Capital: from Forbes to Bullish"
Episode Synopsis
Natalie Sportelli, Director at Bullish, a consumer venture capital firm and creative agency based in New York, joins us to discuss consumer investing and her journey from Forbes to Venture Capital. Natalie previously joined Thingtesting, a B2B platform for brands, as employee number four and has worked across journalism as an Associate Editor at Forbes and served as a Director at venture capital firm Lerer Hippeau. In this episode, we also discuss cultivating genuine, community-focused brands and the shifts in consumer behavior.
In this episode:
Natalie Sportelli from Bullish shares insights on consumer venture capital and brand consultancy
The impact of shifting consumer behaviors on business strategies
Content strategy for venture capital success
Personal transition stories from journalism to venture capital careers
Insights on brand building and the importance of community feedback
The potential of AI and Gen Z's influence on consumer behavior
Analysis of consumer brands with long histories experiencing cultural resurgence
Challenges and strategies in investing in consumer-focused companies
Breaking into venture capital with a compelling personal narrative
Transparency in investor-founder relationships
Debunking the concept of Total Addressable Market (TAM)
Resources:
Natalie Sportelli LinkedIn
Natalie Sportelli Twitter
Lerer Hippeau
Bullish
Ruffin Mitchener LinkedIn
About:
They dared to dream, and built empires. Join host Ruffin Mitchener as she unveils the inspiring stories behind the most inspiring female founders and women in venture. Every other week, we publish a new interview packed with startup secrets and the blueprint for your business success. Tune in Wednesdays to meet the next game-changer!
In this episode:
Natalie Sportelli from Bullish shares insights on consumer venture capital and brand consultancy
The impact of shifting consumer behaviors on business strategies
Content strategy for venture capital success
Personal transition stories from journalism to venture capital careers
Insights on brand building and the importance of community feedback
The potential of AI and Gen Z's influence on consumer behavior
Analysis of consumer brands with long histories experiencing cultural resurgence
Challenges and strategies in investing in consumer-focused companies
Breaking into venture capital with a compelling personal narrative
Transparency in investor-founder relationships
Debunking the concept of Total Addressable Market (TAM)
Resources:
Natalie Sportelli LinkedIn
Natalie Sportelli Twitter
Lerer Hippeau
Bullish
Ruffin Mitchener LinkedIn
About:
They dared to dream, and built empires. Join host Ruffin Mitchener as she unveils the inspiring stories behind the most inspiring female founders and women in venture. Every other week, we publish a new interview packed with startup secrets and the blueprint for your business success. Tune in Wednesdays to meet the next game-changer!
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