Show Notes
Rick Holton Venture Capitalist tells about deals that failed, why large corps can't innovate and the divide between the top and bottom of the world.
Rick Holton is a venture capitalist at Fintop Capital. Holton and Vance Crowe discuss what is venture capital, how do deals get struck, deals that Rick lost his money in and why corporations often outsource their innovation to smaller more nimble companies.
0:00 Start
3:54 Why start a Venture Capital firm in St. Louis?
7:50 What does a Venture Capitalist do on a daily basis?
10:15 When companies stop innovating
14:50 Communism analogy inside of large companies
18:31 What a pitch on Shark Tank is really worth
22:01 What's the current state of unaccredited investing?
30:13 What's Quibi doing now?
43:07 How to put together a good group
46:00 Vance asks for Rick's Peter Thiel Paradox
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