A Tech Venture Capital Investor Asks... with Roy Bahat

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05/23/24 • 46 min

Antonia sits down with Roy Bahat, Head of Bloomberg Beta, to unpack the questions a tech venture capital (VC) investor asks. Bloomberg Beta is Bloomberg LP’s investment arm, and Roy specializes in supporting startups in the “future of work” space. Previously, he worked for former Mayor Michael Bloomberg and even launched a company himself. All of his career experiences and mentors, as well as growing up in NYC and being a Rhodes Scholar, helped shape Roy’s approach to asking questions in his day-to-day life, backing founders that are building the next big thing.

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