Big news.
We’re announcing Doppel has raised a $70M Series C to meet the rising demand for AI-Driven Social Engineering Defense.
Our mission is to protect the world from social engineering attacks every day, and with this new funding we’ll continue to do so even more.
Special thanks to our lead investor Bessemer Venture Partners, new investors George Kurtz, NTT DOCOMO Ventures, Aurum Partners, Nneka Ogwumike, Breanna Stewart, Kelsey Plum among other athletes from the @a16z Cultural Leadership Fund, and returning investors a16z, South Park Commons, Script Capital, 9Yards Capital, Sozo Ventures, and Strategic Cyber Ventures.
Perhaps I’m just getting old, but my definition of luxury has changed over time. Now, it’s not about owning a lot of stuff. Luxury, to me, is feeling unrushed.
It looks like 35 years old is the ideal age to start a $400B+ conglomerate:
▫️In 1965, Warren Buffett bought the struggling textile firm Berkshire Hathaway
▫️In 1984, Bernard Arnault bought a near-bankrupt fashion house that owned Christian Dior (starting the path to LVMH)
Want easy money?
Be the top performer at every job you do.
People with money are always looking for high performers.
And the best predictor of future behavior is past behavior.
In 2021-22, I raised a $70M+ venture fund: @thevibecap
Yesterday, I sent our 200+ investors an email saying we were shrinking our fund size to ~$40M
In a lot of cases, this entails sending people back money they already wired us
Here’s why I made that decision:
Hi, I’m Lindsey, founder of Dispatch Goods, a company reducing waste. We’re impacted by the @SVB_Financial shutdown. I spent the morning driving around with my 2 month old to Banks trying to find a branch that would see me, open an account, and print checks so we can make payroll
For @wsj to say flat out that SVB could have failed because they added non-white men to their board shows how far behind the times (and certifiably stupid) this publication really is. It makes me so angry and very sad. WSJ readers and staff deserve better.
@CollinRugg You do realize all of this would have been avoided if Trump didn’t remove the fractional banking laws that were put in place after the last financial crisis. There’s always a lag effect in major policy change and now we’re dealing with consequences.
It���s crazy that Black Death has become (and has been historically) an actual business model. As more info comes out, we will learn that there were another 10+ law enforcement and medical support involved in this tragedy. However, all media outlets show the Black faces first 🤬