What happens when you invest in people & more this week at TechCrunch | March 20

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Eric Tarczynski started Contrary Capital in 2016 with the thesis of investing in people rather than companies. In 2019, Harshita Arora started AtoB following selling her first venture, an early cryptocurrency iOS app. Now three short years later, AtoB is worth over $800m and leading an industry shift. Hear from Tarczynski and Arora on why venture capital should look at people before businesses.

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Gurjeet Singh co-founded Oma Fertility after learning of several friends who went into debt after six rounds of unsuccessful cycles of IVF. Now, three years after its founding, the company raised $71 million in venture capital funding including from Root Ventures’ Chrissy Meyer. Hear how Singh pitched Meyer, and why Meyer is a great partner in Oma Fertility’s quest to improve in vitro fertilization.

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