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  1. 20VC with Harry Stebbings1h 10m

    Rob Lacher: How I Scaled to $600M AUM; Hiring Tips for VCs; Venture Capital in Europe vs USA | E999

    Rob Lacher, Harry Stebbings

    Visionaries deploys a €150M fund to bypass crowded Series A rounds, targeting Pre-Seed, Seed, and Series B/C stages by leveraging a unique network of 30 digital entrepreneurs and 25 family business leaders. The firm prioritizes long-term B2B value creation and founder alignment over momentum investing, utilizing a strategy that allocates 80% of seed capital for significant ownership stakes while rejecting early secondary sales to ensure sustained growth. Driven by a portfolio that previously returned 10x with multiple unicorns and decacorns, the organization aims to evolve into a self-sustaining ecosystem by 2028 where billionaire founders reinvest in the next generation of sustainable innovation.

  2. 20VC with Harry Stebbings1h 19m

    Jackie Reses: The Most Powerful Woman in Finance; Making $50BN for Yahoo on Alibaba | E996

    Jackie Reses, Harry Stebbings

    Jackie Reses, former Square executive, founded The Bank We Wanted to See to build a scalable fintech infrastructure targeting high-growth tech and crypto sectors that existing providers fail to serve. Her leadership philosophy prioritizes innate grit and honest feedback over resume pedigree, fostering a high-performance culture while she negotiates deals by focusing on regulatory speed and long-term partner value rather than immediate economic leverage. Reses aims to establish Lead Bank as a global innovator by 2028, leveraging her expertise in compliance and finance to guide the next decade of fintech through an anticipated market rationalization and return to first principles.

  3. 20VC with Harry Stebbings49 min

    Dara Khosrowshahi: How I Became CEO of Uber; Uber Eats vs DoorDash; The Postmates Acquisition | E994

    Dara Khosrowshahi, Harry Stebbings

    Dara Khosrowshahi applies a philosophy of sustained excellence and calculated risk to guide Uber through its transformation from a crisis-ridden startup into a globally dominant logistics platform. By prioritizing marketplace technology over failed hardware ventures and correcting strategic missteps in delivery, he has successfully orchestrated complex supply-and-demand matching while shifting the board's focus from control to organizational success. His leadership approach emphasizes hiring for clarity of thought, maintaining a "plastic mind" to embrace mistakes, and allocating capital with a long-term perspective that balances Wall Street expectations with aggressive growth.