Kauffman Fellows describe how this 2-year program is changing the faces of venture globally. KFP
Kauffman Fellows describe how this 2-year program is changing the faces of venture globally. KFP
At the Kauffman Fellows Reunion VC Summit in Kansas City in October 2016, CEO Jeff Harbach (Class
At the Kauffman Fellows Reunion VC Summit in Kansas City in October 2016, CEO Jeff Harbach (Class
Fellows are asked to complete a Thought Leadership Project as part of the two-year Kauffman Fello
Fellows are asked to complete a Thought Leadership Project as part of the two-year Kauffman Fello
How was the premier Fellowship program in venture capital conceived? In a fireside chat, Kauffma
How was the premier Fellowship program in venture capital conceived? In a fireside chat, Kauffma
Kauffman Fellows from around the world passionately describe how this unique two-year program has
Kauffman Fellows from around the world passionately describe how this unique two-year program has
Wendy Guillies, President and CEO of the Kauffman Foundation, and Kauffman Fellows CEO Phil Wickh
Wendy Guillies, President and CEO of the Kauffman Foundation, and Kauffman Fellows CEO Phil Wickh
Marlon Evans of GSV Labs talks candidly with Kauffman Fellows CEO Phil Wickham about the grit it
Marlon Evans of GSV Labs talks candidly with Kauffman Fellows CEO Phil Wickham about the grit it
Video: Is venture investing an art or a science?
In this video interview for VCJ, Collin West (Class 16) discusses how today’s investors are changing the game of venture, moving away from evaluating deals by gut instinct and pattern matching, and toward data analysis.
Why Many Founders Should Think Global From the Start
For many companies, it’s not a question of “if” it will go global, but rather “when.” In this video interview, John Kim (Class 20) encourages founders to envision their global expansion plans early to spot opportunities.
Mid-Life Founders Aren’t the Exception, They’re the Rule
The average age of a successful entrepreneur is 39. In this video interview, Rob Kornblum (Class 4) describes the attributes of older workers—acquired through work and life experiences—that make them good founders.
Our founder, Ewing Marion Kauffman saw entrepreneurship as a kind of life-force that motivates and fulfills individuals while improving society as a whole.
With that vision firmly in mind, we have seen the great success that can be achieved when promising ideas are matched with expert talent and the growth fuel that is risk capital.
