Gen Z employees have a societal reputation as screen addicts and TikTok fanatics. But for all the time they spend scrolling through social media, the generation values in-person interactions. Understanding how to manage and retain Gen Z will be key in the coming years.
Josh Richards, Griffin Johnson and Noah Beck founded a $15 million venture fund called Animal Capital to focus on consumer, fintech, wellness, and media startups.
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Non-fungible tokens, or NFTs, have taken the world by storm.
While most of the attention has been on digital art, NFTs may go way beyond the art world.
From NFT passports to virtual fashion, eight Gen Z VCs predict the future of NFTs.
A closet of virtual dresses, a gallery of crypto art, a wallet of digitized documents the future may be filled with non-fungible tokens.
However, the potential for NFTs go far beyond just art. To learn more about the future of NFTs, we talked to eight Gen Z VCs. They told us the industries they believe will be revolutionized by NFTs next:
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Gen Z VCs are always testing out new apps to find the next big thing.
We asked ten Gen Z VCs to share their home screens to see what apps to look out for.
By Silicon Valley standards, Gen Z VCs are certifiably cool. They were networking on Clubhouse months before it went mainstream, the first to get invites to David Dobrik s new app Dispo, and now they re finding love on apps you haven t even heard of yet.
So, to find the next big app, look no futher than the home screens of Gen Z VCs.