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Marlon Nichols is the founding partner at MaC Venture Capital and has invested in companies like Gimlet Media, MongoDB, Thrive Market, PlayVS, Fair, LISNR, Mayvenn, Blavity and Wonderschool. Chris Bennett, Wonderschool founder, will join Nichols on this episode of Extra Crunch Live to tell us about the Series A fundraising process and give feedback on live pitches from the audience. REGISTER HERE FOR FREE!
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Silicon Valley Tech Leaders Organize Relief For Indiaâs Covid-19 Crisis
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Relatives react to heat emitting from the multiple funeral pyres of Covid-19 victims at a crematorium in the outskirts of New Delhi, India. C (AP Photo/Amit Sharma, File)
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As India faces a deadly second wave of Covid-19 that has killed more than 250,000 people and badly strained hospitalsâ ability to house and care for the sick, a number of Silicon Valley venture capital and technology executives have rallied resources to help address the crisis.
âThis is a huge crisis,â says Navin Chaddha, managing director at Mayfield venture capital, who says he has lost college friends to the virus. âAs venture industry and entrepreneurs, we need to get more than money, we need to give our time.â Starting in May, Mayfieldâs philanthropic offshoot raised around a million dollars and delivered 1000 oxygen concentrators to India, he says