My guest for Ep149 of The Startup Playbook Podcast was Phil Morle, Partner of Main Sequence Ventures.

Phil started his career as a Theatre Director, before taking those skills into tech initially as CTO of file-sharing company, Kazaa before going on to Co-found the first tech incubator in Asia-Pacific, Pollenizer.

He is now a Partner at CSIRO’s venture capital fund, Main Sequence Ventures, which has $490M in funds under management to invest in emerging Australian deep-tech and science based startups to solve the world’s biggest problems.

In this interview we discussed:
- Why 50-50 equity splits between co-founders are a bad signal to investors
- Taking leaps and having a high velocity of learning
- The art of Flearning
- The important balance between “soft skills” and Venture science
& much more!

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Ep149 - Phil Morle (Partner - Main Sequence Ventures) on leaps, equity and the art of flearning

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Ep149 - Phil Morle (Partner - Main Sequence Ventures) on leaps, equity and the art of flearning

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