A new generation of founders looking to build the next Facebook or Uber are shaking up tech. These leading young investors of the 30 Under 30 for Venture Capital in 2018 provide the funding and support to get them there.
This year's group of up-and-coming venture capitalists hail from the nation's biggest and oldest venture capital firms and have started their own. They've created organizations to empower under-represented entrepreneurs and helped others bridge the gap from China to the U.S. They're immigrants and Bay Area lifers, early stage experts and growth stage gurus. And with a 10 women and 15 people of color in this year's class, both record numbers, they represent the faces of a rising new guard of venture capital that's shattering the stereotype of the Silicon Valley power broker.
