Minnie Ingersoll of TenOneTen Ventures joins Nick to discuss Embracing Failure, Capitalizing on Crisis & Building Resilience. In this episode, we cover:

Backstory/path to Venture
You co-founded Shift, which you scaled to $100M. What was the most unexpected/surprising aspect of leading and scaling a venture-backed startup?
Where did you spend most of your time (and mindshare) at A vs. B vs. C/D?
What was it like building a venture-backed startup as a woman?
Tell us a bit about the thesis at TenOneTen.
I was recently speaking with M.G. Siegler about the societal impacts of tech... all of which are not positive. I know you're a mother, so this probably takes on new meaning for you... but how to you consider social and societal responsibility in your role as a tech investor?
You've experienced early struggles in your life that have informed your approach as an investor and founder. Can you talk about what you've been through, the impact and the perspective you've gained from it?
Is failure acceptable? As an investor failure makes me really uneasy and I've not had to deal with this yet with a portfolio company but I'm sure it's just a matter of time. What's your stance on failure and how to speak with founders about it?
You've spoken about the importance of founder resilience... Is it something you select for in investments or something you work on with existing portco founders... trying to help them build resilience?
How are the challenges for women similar different as a founder vs. investor?
Favorite Podcast guest?
Best/favorite low profile investor in LA?

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204. Embracing Failure, Capitalizing on Crisis & Building Resilience (Minnie Ingersoll)

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