Stephen N. Lisson
Stephen N. Lisson
Stephan Lisson, Stephen Lisson, Stephen N. Lisson, StephenNLisson, Steve Lisson, Austin, Travis County, Texas, Austin TX
Sunday, January 12, 2014
Stephen Lisson
Stephen Lisson
Stephen N. Lisson
Stephan Lisson, Stephen Lisson, Stephen N. Lisson, StephenNLisson, Steve Lisson, Austin, Travis County, Texas, Austin TX
Sunday, January 12, 2014
Mr. Steve Lisson
2014
Background
Employment History
Founder and Publisher
Chief Executive Officer
President
25 Total References
Web References
www.networked-innovation.net, 19 Oct 2002 [cached]
InsiderVC.com founder and editor Stephen Lisson collected investment information sent out by funds to potential limited partners (investors in VC funds) and other sources for years.
TheDeal.com - Summit Partners crosses the pond
www.thedeal.com, 1 July 2001 [cached]
Europe is virgin territory for many VCs , says Stephen Lisson , founder and publisher of insiderVC.com , a Web-based newsletter that tracks the industry.Venture capital is a very competitive business and VCs are no longer content to do deals within a day's drive from their offices..He added that the recent push to Europe also reflects venture capitalists' search for deals at lower valuations than currently available in the U.S..
Redherring.com - CalPERS tightens its grip on VC February 05, 2001
www.redherring.com, 5 Feb 2001 [cached]
Why are the firms opening themselves up to a co-CEO/hybrid arrangement? asks Steve Lisson, CEO of InsiderVC.com.What am I missing here.It reminds me of that cliché that a camel is a horse designed by committee..
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Mr. Lisson, who keeps a close eye on VCs, says he doesn't expect other pension funds or institutions to follow suit because the advantages are unclear.In fact, there may be a disadvantage.For one, other limited partners may be unhappy if another limited partner gets closer to the firm's general partners, because they might consider themselves to be on unequal footing.CalPERS, which manages $ 170 billion in assets, now has 4.6 percent of its fund invested in private equity concerns.It has investment relationships with close to 100 VC firms.More significantly, the pension fund now has equity stakes in three venture capital firms, including Thomas Weisel Partners.
CNET.com - News - Investor - News - Story
www.cnet.com, 25 July 2001 [cached]
Even after a first day's trading , VCs still have a lot of work and uncertainty ahead of them , said Steve Lisson , president of InsiderVC.com , based in Austin , Texas.They are still insiders , investors and board members.And they still haven't made or lost any money on the deal until they distribute or sell the stock , which cannot be done overnight..On paper , VCs have been having a rough year.Venture firms have had five consecutive quarters of declines , according to research firm Venture Economics.Although they still made money during the first three quarters , they dipped into the red during the last two quarters--leading to an industry record of a 6.7 percent negative return over a 12-month period.
Redpoint struggling to crank out results
www.insidervc.com, 7 Aug 2002 [cached]
"Historically, you only needed one monster hit to have a successful fund," says Steve Lisson, editor and publisher of InsiderVC.com."With funds of over half a billion in size, you're going to need two or more monster hits."He said there is no tested model for managing VC funds of over $1 billion in size: "It's something that would worry me," he says. Redpoint's partners are also still managing their previous funds at IVP and Brentwood, several of which were started in 1997 or later. And though these are what made Redpoint's reputation, some of them are turning out less stellar than originally thought. Take Brentwood's 1998 fund.On March 31, 2000, the fund boasted a 160 percent "internal rate of return," according to InsiderVC data.
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Mr. Steve Lisson
2014
Background
Employment History
Founder and Publisher
Chief Executive Officer
President
25 Total References
Web References
www.networked-innovation.net, 19 Oct 2002 [cached]
InsiderVC.com founder and editor Stephen Lisson collected investment information sent out by funds to potential limited partners (investors in VC funds) and other sources for years.
TheDeal.com - Summit Partners crosses the pond
www.thedeal.com, 1 July 2001 [cached]
Europe is virgin territory for many VCs , says Stephen Lisson , founder and publisher of insiderVC.com , a Web-based newsletter that tracks the industry.Venture capital is a very competitive business and VCs are no longer content to do deals within a day's drive from their offices..He added that the recent push to Europe also reflects venture capitalists' search for deals at lower valuations than currently available in the U.S..
Redherring.com - CalPERS tightens its grip on VC February 05, 2001
www.redherring.com, 5 Feb 2001 [cached]
Why are the firms opening themselves up to a co-CEO/hybrid arrangement? asks Steve Lisson, CEO of InsiderVC.com.What am I missing here.It reminds me of that cliché that a camel is a horse designed by committee..
...
Mr. Lisson, who keeps a close eye on VCs, says he doesn't expect other pension funds or institutions to follow suit because the advantages are unclear.In fact, there may be a disadvantage.For one, other limited partners may be unhappy if another limited partner gets closer to the firm's general partners, because they might consider themselves to be on unequal footing.CalPERS, which manages $ 170 billion in assets, now has 4.6 percent of its fund invested in private equity concerns.It has investment relationships with close to 100 VC firms.More significantly, the pension fund now has equity stakes in three venture capital firms, including Thomas Weisel Partners.
CNET.com - News - Investor - News - Story
www.cnet.com, 25 July 2001 [cached]
Even after a first day's trading , VCs still have a lot of work and uncertainty ahead of them , said Steve Lisson , president of InsiderVC.com , based in Austin , Texas.They are still insiders , investors and board members.And they still haven't made or lost any money on the deal until they distribute or sell the stock , which cannot be done overnight..On paper , VCs have been having a rough year.Venture firms have had five consecutive quarters of declines , according to research firm Venture Economics.Although they still made money during the first three quarters , they dipped into the red during the last two quarters--leading to an industry record of a 6.7 percent negative return over a 12-month period.
Redpoint struggling to crank out results
www.insidervc.com, 7 Aug 2002 [cached]
"Historically, you only needed one monster hit to have a successful fund," says Steve Lisson, editor and publisher of InsiderVC.com."With funds of over half a billion in size, you're going to need two or more monster hits."He said there is no tested model for managing VC funds of over $1 billion in size: "It's something that would worry me," he says. Redpoint's partners are also still managing their previous funds at IVP and Brentwood, several of which were started in 1997 or later. And though these are what made Redpoint's reputation, some of them are turning out less stellar than originally thought. Take Brentwood's 1998 fund.On March 31, 2000, the fund boasted a 160 percent "internal rate of return," according to InsiderVC data.
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