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In Silicon Valley, venture capital meets a generational shift

Economic Times · 7m

The venture capital industry is going through a transition as many prominent investors, including Reid Hoffman, Michael Moritz, and Jeff Jordan, step away from their roles. This trend has created opportunities for new investors to enter the scene and potentially reshape the power dynamics in Silicon Valley. However, these emerging investors are facing a more challenging investment landscape, with fewer startup success stories that generate significant returns. The industry's recent downturn has also made it harder for venture capital firms to raise funds and has prompted some investors to retire at the peak of their careers. Despite this, established stalwarts such as Vinod Khosla, Marc Andreessen, and Peter Thiel continue to be influential figures. Overall, the industry is going through a period of reset and waiting for the next generation of successful startups to emerge.