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The great VC exodus: 14 investors who joined startups
The life of a high-flying VC has long been coveted by many as a dream job: spotting tomorrow’s winners early, advising founders making big bets with someone else’s money from the comfort of a cap table. But for a growing number of Europe’s investors, sitting on the sidelines is no longer enough. Sifted previously identified this trend last year, with more recent reporting revealing how Europe’s VCs are increasingly swapping investing for a seat inside the companies they back, swapping board seats for operating roles in search of faster feedback loops and more hands-on work. This left us wondering: will […]








