your l.p.'s are chosen in a is there particular manner.scious of who is backing your funds. can you talk us through about why you have chosen to do something that frankly is unusual? folks are selective, but maybe not quite as much as you have been? >> entrepreneurs are our most precious resource. as a venture capitalist, you work for two constituents. you work for the entrepreneurs and for the investors who give you money. when we started unusual, we felt there was an opportunity to do something that was better for entrepreneurs. we also felt the responsibility to drive the industry forward. that had everything to do diversity of the venture capitalists themselves, to where that money comes from and where that wealth creation goes after the fact. we feel like it is one of the most impactful places we will see growth in the economy going forward. we went to children's hospitals, historically black colleges and foundations because we wanted to be working for them, and we believed our entrepreneurs would care about that. >> one of the best k

it matters to them, the track record of some of the l.p.'re involved now with some of the most prominent v.c.'s. the ceo has used his things of investment grandeur to make some change. is there a possibility that he could actually go out and try to effect change in saudi arabia? is that something you see out of sun? >> wow, i don't know that i'm qualified to say what he is going to do in saudi arabia. alex: let me talk to something that unusual ventures is an expert in. your l.p.'s are chosen in a is - in a particular manner. you are conscious of who is backing your funds. can you talk us through about why you have chosen to do something that frankly is unusual? folks are selective, but maybe not quite as much as you have been? >> entrepreneurs are our most precious resource. as a venture capitalist, you work for two constituents. you work for the entrepreneurs and for the investors who give you money. when we started unusual, we felt there was an opportunity to do something that was better for entrepreneurs. we also felt the responsibility

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