Champ Suthipongchai

Jun 4, 2024 | forbes.com | Champ Suthipongchai

Champ Suthipongchai is a General Partner at Creative Ventures, a market-driven Deep Tech venture capital firm based in Oakland, CA. “This meeting could have been an email” isn’t just an internet meme. A survey by Atlassian of 5,000 knowledge workers across four continents found that "meetings are ineffective 72% of the time."The truth remains: Meetings are often run inefficiently and unproductively. That goes for startups and corporates alike, especially when the team is remote.

Apr 26, 2024 | forbes.com | Champ Suthipongchai

Champ Suthipongchai is a General Partner at Creative Ventures, a market-driven Deep Tech venture capital firm based in Oakland, CA. With VC firms in the U.S. spending only half of the $435 billion funds raised between 2020 and 2022, dry powder reserves have reached a record high. According to Pitchbook and the Financial Times, $311 billion still awaits deployment. Meanwhile, terms like "unicorpse" are being thrown around as high-growth companies are running out of money.

Dec 13, 2023 | techcrunch.com | Champ Suthipongchai

The world of deep tech investing is exciting. AI and its infinite number of applications are on the rise, gene therapies are curing incurable conditions, lithium-metal batteries are about to be eclipsed by their solid-state counterparts, and robots are on track to becoming as much a part of our day-to-day lives as our phones (which will eventually be fancy pieces of glass that serve as terminals as edge computing becomes obsolete).

Dec 13, 2023 | newonnews.com | Champ Suthipongchai

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Nov 9, 2023 | forbes.com | Champ Suthipongchai

Champ Suthipongchai is a General Partner at Creative Ventures, a market-driven Deep Tech venture capital firm based in Oakland, CA. What do Johannes Gutenberg, his printing press and today’s deep founders have in common? A lot more than you might think. Prior to Gutenberg’s invention of the printing press, books were produced by hand on a variety of mediums: Tables, scrolls, parchment, etc. Information was extremely scarce, and knowledge in this form was held by a powerful few.