Amit Garg
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I have been in Silicon Valley for 20 years -- at Samsung NEXT Ventures, running my own startup (as of May 2019 a series D that has raised $120M and valued at $450M), at Norwest Ventures, and doing product and analytics at Google. My academic training is BS in computer science and MS in biomedical informatics, both from Stanford, and MBA from Harvard. I speak natively 3 languages, live carbon-neutral, am a 70.3 Ironman finisher, and have built a hospital in rural India serving 100,000 people.
183 Stories by Amit Garg
Long sales cycle? Marketing got too expensive? Spent too much time fixing the product? There are so many reasons why things can take much...
Previous articles have talked about party rounds and keeping momentum in your fundraising. This one will focus specifically on the close, which ideally is...
If images speak a thousand words the following ones will illustrate the point resoundingly. A) We spend more on healthcare as a % of...
The term pre seed has really become institutionalized in the last couple years, before that the idea / powerpoint stage wasn’t called by any...
Excited to announce our investment alongside Quiet Capital, Mucker Capital, Fika Ventures, Global Founders Capital, SaaS Ventures and Founders First in the $3.8M seed...
Society often celebrates the inventor, the lone genius or small group of people who comes up with a new insight. We heap praise upon...
Excited to announce our investment alongside Epsilon Health Investors in the $5M series A in Banjo Health which employs artificial intelligence in prior...
Excited to announce our seed investment in Teiko.bio, which calculates an immune fingerprint for each person. Tau Ventures is an AI-first fund in Silicon...
The more you understand about your VCs the better decision you can make. Obviously there are diminishing returns on how much time you spent...
Excited to announce our seed investment alongside Healthy.vc, Refactor Capital and Esther Dyson in Iaso.ai which helps reduce variability and increase quality of telehealth...
Let’s start with three key principles: Principle 1: Inventors create a technology. Innovators bring the technology in everyone’s hands. Sometimes inventors and innovators are...
Startups are great at creating new markets, corporates are great at scaling them. But what about startups trying to win an existing market that...
