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Interview begins: 6:49
Debrief: 35:17
Today we're talking with Dave Sachse, the founder, and managing partner of the Sachse Family Fund.
The Sachse Family Fund is a family office venture capital fund based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
In today’s episode, we’re finally exploring the family office investing model!
Key Points:
- Family office beginnings - 5:46
- Family offices and VCs - 8:33
- Branding for family offices - 13:02
- Pros and cons - 15:38
- Collaboration between family offices - 22:57
Follow Dave Sachse: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dave-sachse-1244989/
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