Europe’s VCs are increasingly taking on roles at their startups

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European venture capitalists are increasingly taking on operational roles within the startups they invest in. This trend reflects a shift in how VCs are engaging with their portfolio companies. The involvement of VCs in hands-on roles is seen as a strategy to support startups more directly. The change has been noted across multiple sectors within the startup ecosystem. Industry experts suggest that this could lead to stronger company performance and enhanced collaboration.

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European venture capitalists are increasingly taking on operational roles within the startups they invest in. This trend reflects a shift in how VCs are engaging with their portfolio companies. The involvement of VCs in hands-on roles is seen as a strategy to support startups more directly. The change has been noted across multiple sectors within the startup ecosystem. Industry experts suggest that this could lead to stronger company performance and enhanced collaboration.

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