A short post introducing a SuperSeed video about the team and who it serves, in which Dan Bowyer explains that while the firm must make money, its purpose is to help Europe's smartest founders transform how the world works.
- As a VC firm, SuperSeed's primary purpose is to make money, because otherwise it would not exist.
- The post argues that to have real impact, venture capital has to be more than just capital.
- SuperSeed describes startups as pure innovation and net creators of jobs and opportunities.
Video may well have killed the radio star, but it sure does bring a story to life!
We recently made the video below to give a flavour of what we do, who we are and most importantly, who we serve.
As a VC firm, our primary purpose is to make money. To state the obvious – If we don’t, we don’t exist!
But to have real impact, Venture Capital has to be more than just the C.
We get to start revolutions, change lives, and specifically for us here at SuperSeed – transform how the world works.
Startups are pure innovation.
They are also net creators of jobs and opportunities.
It’s a privilege to be able to work with the smartest European founders and help them bring their visions to life.
That’s why we get out of bed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is SuperSeed's mission?
According to the post, SuperSeed aims to transform how the world works by working with the smartest European founders and helping them bring their visions to life.
Why does SuperSeed think startups matter?
Because startups are pure innovation and are net creators of jobs and opportunities, which is why the team says working with founders is a privilege.