Building EF Machine

Alice explains how Entrepreneur First (EF) functions as a machine rather than a fund, emphasizing the importance of collecting data points to make investment decisions. She highlights the role of relationships and data collection in selecting and nurturing startups within the EF program.

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Invest Like the Best
Alice Bentinck - Building a Start-Up Machine - [Invest Like the Best, EP.285]
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