The traditionally secretive culture of old-school venture capital may be changing. These investing firms have increasingly been hiring community managers to help foster a network within their portfolios. And what started with a few spreadsheets is now evolving into new technological platforms and tools to connect these companies. What’s more, VCs are starting to share information with each other in order to provide their portfolio networks with aggregated data on what other startups are doing to succeed.
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