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Lines from Dots: What Investing in Technology Startups Can Teach You About Public Market Opportunities

Released on Wednesday, December 2, 2020•TECHNOLOGY

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Successfully investing in technology startups is partially attributable to skill and luck. Building a clear line of sight from private markets to public markets and across geographies can produce outsized returns and mitigate the dependency on luck as a driver of outlier returns. What are the best approaches to doing so? Join Eghosa Omoigui to find out!

Eghosa Omoigui

EchoVC Partners, Founder and Managing General Partner

Eghosa Omoigui is the founder and managing general partner of EchoVC Partners, a seed and early-stage technology venture capital firm bridging the US with underserved emerging markets; EchoVC Pan-Africa Fund I, an Africa-focused early-stage tech VC fund; and EchoVC+, an early-growth-stage Africa-focused VC platform in partnership with TPG Growth/TPG Rise Fund. Before this, he was with Intel for nearly 10 years and his last role was as Intel capital director, consumer internet and semantic technologies, where he acted as a senior investment professional focused on platform-agnostic consumer, web services, and digital media-based investment opportunities in the US, EU, and Asia.