Sebastian Pollok - Why Europe needs to wake up, why it's all about the people and their fresh Eur 400m across 3 funds to support B2B SaaS early and growth and science-driven moonshots
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Sebastian Pollok is a founding Partner of Visionaries Club.
Visionaries Club is a Berlin-based early stage VC fund, backed by leading European digital founders and family business entrepreneurs.
They recently raised 400 million Euros of fresh capital across 3 funds. A seed fund, a growth fund, and a science-driven focused fund.
They have an excellent track record, having previously invested in Personio, Miro, Choco, Xentral, TrueLayer, Pigment, just to name a few, and they invested alongside top-tier VCs such as Sequoia, Accel, Index, Lightspeed and Bessemer.
Previously, Sebastian was the co-founder and co-CEO of AMORELIE, which he exited to ProSiebenSat.1 Media in 2018.
During this episode, we discuss why Europe has to wake up to compete in the global arena, how he asses founders, and why it’s all about the people.
Please enjoy this excellent conversation with Sebastian Pollok founding Partner at Visionaries Club.
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