Sramana Mitra: The stratification that’s happening in the industry right now is creating a different dynamic. Earlier, a small fund would not even exist. Right now, smaller funds exist. The smaller funds take the company for three to five years of its life, and then it exits into the larger funds, which would take it
Sramana Mitra: So what is the best and easiest way for me to do this? I would like to acquire another product that is relatively cheap to acquire and be able to put it through my channel and just go from $1 million to 200 in million in revenue. That with the $700 million to
Sramana Mitra: Are you chasing Unicorns? Jason Cahill: Yes and no. I don’t get upset when my companies get marked up at billion dollars. If I invest in a company in $5 million, they get to acquire at $50 million, I can live that. That’s the tax. I have done very well at being efficient
Sramana Mitra: What about types of companies? What in the segments do you like to invest in? B2B? B2C? Jason Cahill: We invest in new technologies in older industries. So the flavor on that would be advanced data technologies like artificial intelligence, machine learning, and robotics. There are new type of opportunities in energy, agriculture, transportation,
Responding to a popular request, we are now sharing transcripts of our investor podcast interviews in this new series. The following interview with Jason Cahill was recorded in January 2019. Jason Cahill is Managing Partner at McCune Capital, a NY-based firm. He talks about the pros and cons of chasing Unicorns, as well as his