VC Ann Miura-Ko is looking to help more students answer the question: Is this idea big enough? | TechCrunch
In a development that's self-serving and also probably pretty helpful to aspiring founders, Floodgate has developed a new program to help student teams from across the country understand what big ideas look like -- and why most concepts are not big ideas.
VC Ann Miura-Ko is looking to help more students answer the question: Is this idea big enough? | TechCrunch VC Ann Miura-Ko is looking to help more students answer the question: Is this idea big enough? Connie Loizos 7:11 PM PDT · September 16, 2022 One could probably argue that Floodgate , the Bay Area-based seed-stage venture firm, punches above its weight. The roughly 15-year-old firm has just around $500 million in assets under management — including a $150 million fund that it quietly closed in January — and it makes just a handful of new investments each year. Yet with invest
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