*Investor question* Sitting on a flight with 2% battery putting this out in to the world for all the sub-$50M fund managers. What fund admin do you use/do you like/should I check out for fund II? DM me with any gripes :)

Investors: what's the hackiest hack you've hacked to source deals? I'll go first: LinkedIn ads targeted at founders working at bogus companies called "Stealth"

I tried using Athena and gave it up after a month. is faster than any EA I've had and literally no one knows he's AI. When I tell people what Howie is, they instantly "hire" him. Isn't that how it worked @MindaugasLT?

I'm hiring a Venture Capital Associate - please share! @trustfundvc is looking for a Venture Capital Associate in New York or Miami to invest in incredible founders alongside me. Apply below:

*I'm Hiring!* Trust Fund is looking for a Venture Capital Associate in New York or Miami to help build an incredible fund alongside me. Please share with your network!

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I wrote a $50K angel check into @public back in 2020. Since then, I've had the privilege of watching @leifthunder and @malling build a beloved product used by millions. Their mission to make the public markets work for the public is one I care deeply about, want, and knew needed to exist when I decided to invest. Public is hiring for a variety of roles. Take a peek here:

‘Max Value Add’ is the only way to describe @sophiaamoruso. She’s quick to conviction, she never holds us up and inversely only speeds us up — whether it’s making VC introductions, helping spread our brand in interviews, and actually contributing to growing our sales pipeline! She’s literally boots on the ground and in the product. She was the first check into Agree, she was the first to double-down in our next round and I’m so excited to have her with us for everything that’s to come!

People have asked about how I will support the companies @trustfundvc invests in from across the world. The fact is that none of them were ever in Los Angeles. Also, there are airplanes… It turns out that now with the distributed workforce and the ability to work from anywhere, I have the opportunity to bring founders together on my own time zone. Or any time zone. A couple of weeks ago in Mallorca, I hosted seven founders for an unstructured, week-long residency to co-work, relax, get to know one another, share ideas and hatch new plans. In my experience, investor events are super structured: fireside chats and programming, formal sit down dinners, name tags, and scheduled networking hours. Which is valuable, but when you try to do work it feels like you're ditching the event. The thing is, founders need to work while they're doing everything else — so I made it super easy. cc @martymadrid @RamdaniRedouane @ankurnagpal @nickyads @wbhub @benbroca

We spent 3 years working on this. What used to cost $100k+ and take months… now costs $1,500 and can be done in less than 24 hours. My cofounders and I all met at Carta in 2014. Kyle was the 1st engineer, I was the 1st sales hire, and Edison the 1st PM. We saw 1st hand that the richest people put their startup shares into trusts for family/friends and assumed they did it because they were just being generous. Well that might be the case, but we also found out that each trust was saving them millions in taxes. The richest people were paying zero taxes and the rest of us giving up nearly half our earnings. The system is completely broken - so we fixed it. Starting today, the earliest stage founders can set up the exact same trusts billionaires use, from day one of incorporation. Day 1 is the best time to put your shares in a trust, because the shares are worth zero on day 1. The less your shares are worth, the more taxes you can save. Check us out! @getdynasty_com And help us keep more hard earned money in the hands of founders and early employees.