The Best Books Venture Capitalists Are Reading in 2022 • InNewCL
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Ah, end of the year. The perfect time to lie down on the couch and read in the eating coma.
In honor of our love of reading and the fact that gifting books is cliche for a reason – people love it! — InNewCL has compiled several lists of great reads for you to read.
We started with a set of recommendations from InNewCL staff. But we know you want more perspective, so your friends at InNewCL+ have collected countless recommendations from venture capitalists and founders alike. Here we have investor favorites, and we’ll continue tomorrow with notes from founders.
You can check out the recommendations for 2021, 2020 and 2019 if you need more. Enjoy, and may your holiday break be filled with words.
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Venture Book Favorites, 2022 Edition
The Power Law: Venture Capital and the Making of the New Future by Sebastian Mallaby
Recommended by Brian McCullough, GP at Ride Home Fund; Aziz Gilani, executive director of the Mercury Fund, who added it as a textbook for his VC class at Rice; and Arvind Purushotham, head of Citi Ventures, who made this comment:
The Power Law: Venture Capital and the Making of the New Future does an excellent job underscoring the importance of discovery and learning in the venture capital and start-up world. Mallaby perfectly illustrates the laws of power that govern which discovery points in venture capital are successful and which are not. His analysis of the highest highs and lowest lows brings color to the venture world and how it shapes how we see our future.
