Step 1 of 3 0% We're excited to see your interest in the venture investment opportunities we have in the works. The plan is to take our global intellect and use it to financially support tomorrow's technology leaders in their collective effort to grow the inclusive business ecosystem. For now, please take 3 minutes to share some high level information in advance of our upcoming launch. Finally, please know that we will keep your answers strictly confidential and will only share them with the few individuals working directly on this project.Name(Required) First Last Email(Required) Linkedin URLFeel free to skip this if it's difficult to look up.I Qualify as an Accredited Investor in the following ways (Please Select all that Apply) *(Required) My net worth (either individually or with my spouse, if any), and all property and other assets excluding my primary residence, exceeds $1,000,000 including investments. My annual income was at least $200,000 in each of the two most recent years, and I expect such income in the current year. My annual income, jointly with my spouse, is at least $300,000 in each of the two most recent years, and I expect such income in the current year. I’m investing as a legal entity described in Internal Revenue Code Section 501(c)(3) or as a Massachusetts or similar business trust (and the entity was not formed for the specific purpose of making a particular investment) and has total assets in excess I hold one of the following licenses in good standing: General Securities Representative license (Series 7), the Private Securities Offerings Representative license (Series 82), or the Investment Adviser Representative license (Series 65). I do not fit any of the categories above but qualify as an accredited investor under one of the other prongs of the definition and will submit satisfactory evidence of such qualification when asked. None of the above; I'm not an accredited investor. Are you a 'Qualified Client'?(Required)In addition to my accreditation status indicated above, I’m also a Qualified Client. (Generally defined by the SEC as owning $2.2 million or more in investments.) I am a Qualified Client I am not a Qualified Client Are you a 'Qualified Purchaser'?(Required)In addition to my accreditation status indicated above, I’m also a Qualified Purchaser. (There are several definitions but most investors qualify because they own $5 million or more in investments.) I am a Qualified Purchaser I am not a Qualified Purchaser Have you invested in venture-backed companies in the past?(Required)It could be through a Venture Fund, through a local Angel group or a web-based syndicate hosted on a platform such as AngelList, directly on a cap table, or any combination of all three. Yes No These past venture investments... how did you invest?Check all that apply Through Venture Funds Through Angel Groups/Syndicates Directly on the Cap Table I honestly don't recall Regardless of method, roughly how much in total have you invested in venture-backed companies?Looking forward, do you have an interest in investing in venture-backed companies over the next year? *(Required) Yes No When it comes to venture investing, which of the following industries are of interest to you? Artificial Intelligence & Robotics Climate & Greentech Consumer Products Consumer Software & Services Digital Assets & Web 3.0 Enterprise Software & Services Fintech Healthcare & Biotech Media, Gaming & Entertainment Proptech Space, Aviation & Transportation When it comes to venture investing, which of the following stages are of interest to you?If you're not familiar with these terms you can skip this question. For the curious, different stages fall in different places on the overall continuum of risk vs. reward. The earlier the stage, the higher the risk of failure, but the greater the potential for reward.) Stage is not especially important to me Pre-Seed & Seed (earlier on the risk/reward continuum) Series A Series B & Later (later on the risk/reward continuum) When it comes to venture investing, does diversity in the Founding Team influence your investment decision? Diversity in the Founding Team is not important to me Diversity in the Founding Team is somewhat important to me Diversity in the Founding Team is critically important to me ...And which of the following types of diversity in the Founding Team are important to you? BiPOC Founders Female Founders LGBTQIA+ Founders If we were to offer the ability to invest in well-sourced, venture-backed companies – either through Syndicates or a Venture Fund – which of these two types of investment would interest you?Investing in Individual Companies through a Syndicate allows you to pick and choose your investments and write smaller checks... but comes with the ongoing work of assessing each opportunity. Investing a Venture Fund requires a larger financial commitment and requires you to place some faith in the Investment Committee choosing how to invest, but removes the burden of having to assess each opportunity. Individual Companies (Syndicate Investing) A Venture Fund Likely Both Likely Neither And in the coming year, how much do you think you might invest into Individual Companies through a Syndicate?And in the coming year, how much do you think you might invest into a Venture Fund?Is there anything you'd like to tell us?
