I run Romulus Capital, a seed-stage venture firm I founded a few years ago while at MIT. We invest in and build startups at the foundational level. Our firm is really a product of the millennial generation, and like many millennials, is global in its DNA. So when we raised $50 million for our second fund, it was natural that half of it came from investors across ten countries. In the process, we learned much about what it takes to build partnerships with international businessmen and what they think about U.S. technology startups.
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