Erik Syvertsen
PersonHeard in 1 episode across 1 show since Oct 2026
Erik Syvertsen is the Head of Asset Management and Chief Legal Officer at AngelList. He is also chairman of USVC and was formerly a partner at Olshan.
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What Erik Syvertsen has said on podcasts
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- on Agentic coding and startup distribution railsPositiveOct 21, 2026· How I Invest with David Weisburd
Agentic coding and distribution rails permanently accelerate startup growth signals
“that's a permanent trend because you have with agentic coding and the distribution rails that are in place today. The signal arrives so much faster”
Open the episode · E445: AngelList: Why Picking Winners Is the Wrong Way to Invest in StartupsListen at 8:44
Successful startups can reach $10 billion valuations within 18 months
“valuations hit 10 billion kind of, you know, 18 months into a company's journey”
Open the episode · E445: AngelList: Why Picking Winners Is the Wrong Way to Invest in StartupsListen at 9:06
Slow-growth startups led by misunderstood founders are now exceptions
“the slow burn companies where you have kind of a gifted, you know, misunderstood founder is really, you know, the exception of the rule today”
Open the episode · E445: AngelList: Why Picking Winners Is the Wrong Way to Invest in StartupsListen at 9:12
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