Wischoff is a German company that specializes in the development, production, and distribution of high-quality ventilation and air handling systems. The company offers innovative solutions for improving indoor air quality, energy efficiency, and comfort in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings.

Wischoff

Wischoff Ventures

Working on our Q4/Annual LP Update. Sharing a short list of the many lessons we have learned to date:

-“Hype” rounds are pointless and do not predict a strong future outcome or future fundraising success. We avoid these rounds at all costs. 

-A+ teams with B- ideas are far better investments than B- teams with A+ ideas. 

-The ability to be firm and kind during hard times is a superpower. The brand will build itself on the back of these traits. 

-Very few venture firms do their own homework and invest based on thorough diligence. Finding those and working closely with them is crucial. A dear friend and investor told me that roughly 5 VC firms per stage think for themselves and everyone else follows. I believe this. 

-Product & engineering founders with prior early stage startup experience make far better founders than any other background combination. This is where we invest. 

-Living in a hub is helpful but being Central has enabled us to be everywhere, all of the time. While I believe that NYC and SF are by far the best cities to find great talent, there are hidden gems in the industry hubs. (We spend a lot of time in Chicago)

-Getting the most ownership when making your initial investment in a company at pre-seed/seed stage is crucial. 

-No one knows where the market is headed.

-LP construction matters. Having a strong combination of strategic family offices has been a tremendous success in terms of finding first customers for our portfolio companies. (We love everyone equally)

-Whether anyone likes it or not, posting VC/startup content on the internet is the quickest and most successful way to ensure that everyone has heard of you. 

-Pre-seed and seed stage founders are typically under the radar and nowhere to be found on a market map. Be where they can find you.

We are thrilled to welcome our first hire at Wischoff Ventures. Meet Ruffin Mitchener - our newest Associate! 

We are doubling down on our investment in Checkmate and thrilled to be joining GV (Google Ventures) as a Board Observer. It has been an incredible past year. 400,000 users, 60k active monthly, #1 in the App Store. Changing the way we shop one user and day at a time. Keep an eye on Rory Garton-Smith Harry Dixon! 

https://lnkd.in/gvA5JigF

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Company Name	Wischoff
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MSH ID	COM:WISCHOFF
Market	PRIVATE
Sector	Capital Goods & Industrials
Industry	HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning)
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Employee Count	2
Website	wischoff.com
LinkedIn	nichole-wischoff
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