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The Seed 100: The best early-stage investors

Most venture capitalists at the seed stage don’t invest in companies. Rather, they invest in people, who may have little more than an idea and a business plan scrawled on a cocktail napkin.

Seed-stage investing carries the highest risk in all of venture capital, but those who excel can make huge returns on their relatively small investments, which attracts a growing number of people and firms to the industry.

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Marlon Nichols

Cofounder and managing general partner, MaC Venture Capital

Read the full article on Insider.