> The firm’s investment in Flow is about $350 million, according to three people briefed on the deal, valuing the company at more than $1 billion before it even opens its doors.
Seems like the same shit he did before.
Seems like the same shit he did before.
I can understand investing big in people but Adam would be the last person I would trust to be successful. The lack of owning responsibility in the failure of WeWork is a huge red flag. Why would A16Z give their largest investment to him?
Maybe that’s standard practice for VC to be named co-founder in this circumstance?
The subsequent rounds are where there's little to no chance of success.