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The Eunice Ajim Show
Eunice Ajim
46 episodes
6 days ago
Your go-to podcast for doing business in Africa, investing in Africa, and living your African dream, whatever that means to you. I am motivated by the stories of talented African founders and determined to contribute to their success, giving back to the continent that has given me so much. Investing in startups in Africa is not just a good deal; it's an opportunity to unlock untapped potential and foster transformative growth in emerging markets.
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Your go-to podcast for doing business in Africa, investing in Africa, and living your African dream, whatever that means to you. I am motivated by the stories of talented African founders and determined to contribute to their success, giving back to the continent that has given me so much. Investing in startups in Africa is not just a good deal; it's an opportunity to unlock untapped potential and foster transformative growth in emerging markets.
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38: How To Break into Venture Capital Without an Ivy League Degree or Money
The Eunice Ajim Show
15 minutes 24 seconds
1 year ago
38: How To Break into Venture Capital Without an Ivy League Degree or Money

In this episode, Eunice Ajim discusses unconventional ways of getting into venture capital without an Ivy League degree or a lot of money. She highlights the example of Harry Stebbings, who used social media to invite top VCs to join his podcast and eventually became a successful VC himself.


Eunice provides actionable steps for breaking into VC, such as starting to invest on your own, doubling down on industry expertise, building a competitive edge, gaining work experience, and networking with investment prospects. She also emphasizes the importance of sharing investment thinking online and helping startups and portfolio companies.


Takeaways


  • You can break into venture capital without an Ivy League degree or a lot of money.
  • Start investing on your own and consider crowdfunding platforms.
  • Double down on industry expertise and share your investment thinking online.
  • Build a competitive edge by leveraging your audience and networking with investment prospects.
  • Gain work experience and build a reputation by working with great startups.
  • Consider getting an MBA or founding a successful company to open doors in VC.


Chapters


00:00 Introduction and Unconventional Ways of Getting into Venture Capital

01:23 Building a Network and Using Social Media to Connect with VCs

03:11 Taking Action: Start Investing and Double Down on Industry Expertise

05:19 Building a Competitive Edge and Leveraging Your Audience

06:47 Gaining Work Experience and Building a Reputation

09:10 Getting an MBA and Founder Success

10:04 Preparing a Market Thesis and Networking for Investment Prospects

11:54 Sharing Investment Thinking Online and Doing Unofficial Internships

13:53 Helping Startups and Portfolio Companies

15:16 Conclusion


Make sure to connect with Eunice Ajim on various platforms:

Ajim Capital Website: https://www.ajimcapital.com/

Eunice Ajim Website: https://euniceajim.com/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/euniceajim/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/euniceajim/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/euniceajim/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@euniceajim

The Eunice Ajim Show
Your go-to podcast for doing business in Africa, investing in Africa, and living your African dream, whatever that means to you. I am motivated by the stories of talented African founders and determined to contribute to their success, giving back to the continent that has given me so much. Investing in startups in Africa is not just a good deal; it's an opportunity to unlock untapped potential and foster transformative growth in emerging markets.