Next Big Thing, by Nikhil Basu Trivedi

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Next Big Thing, by Nikhil Basu Trivedi

About

I’ve been lucky to be a venture capitalist since 2010, and wake up every day excited to try to find and invest in the next big thing. The next world-changing product and business. The once-in-a-lifetime investment opportunity. A “generational”

company.

My focus is on consumer technology companies, as well as enterprise companies that are building consumer-like products. I also have a deep passion for businesses working on the most important challenges of our time, such as the climate crisis, access to education, societal inequality, and the intersection of healthcare, biology, and computing.

In this Substack, I’ll share unfiltered thoughts in the form of a weekly essay on the next big thing across these areas, as well as trends in consumer behavior, business models, venture capital and more.

You can find more of my writing on Twitter (@nbt), LinkedIn, and Medium.

I’m a former General Partner at Shasta Ventures, now Limited Partner, and thus an investor in these portfolio companies.

Venture investments that I led or co-led at Shasta: Athelas, Blume, Brigit, Canva, ClassDojo, Color Genomics, Cover, FlyHomes, Frame.io, Imperfect Foods, Kapwing, Lattice, Let’s Do This, Literati, RDMD, Second Measure, Tally, Tandem, The Farmer’s Dog, The Pill Club.

Solo investments made since July 1, 2020: Canva, daring, Digital Brain, Grain, Index, neo.tax, Roam Research.

My personal public direct holdings: AAPL, AMZN, BABA, BRK.B, CRM, DBX, ETSY, FB, GOOG/GOOGL, LYFT, MSFT, NFLX, NKE, SHOP, SNAP, SPOT, TSLA, TWLO, TWTR, UBER, WORK, YELP, ZEN, ZM.
For those of you who hope to build the next big thing, I hope my writing is of service.

-Nikhil Basu Trivedi (@nbt)

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# of subscribers 1+
Frequency of publication Once per week
Type of pubilcation Independent
Writer(s) Nikhil Basu Trivedi