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Jeff Clavier in Uncork Capital

Nov 7, 2017

Hello Uncork Capital; Farewell SoftTech VC!

Today SoftTech VC announces a new name, identity, and website.

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Jeff Clavier in Uncork Capital

Aug 19, 2019

Uncork raises $200M to support the next generation of seed-stage startups

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Jeff Clavier in Uncork Capital

Aug 9, 2021

A New Era at Uncork

Uncork Capital promotes Andy McLoughlin to Managing Partner; hires two new investing partners, Susan Liu and Tripp Jones…

Andy McLoughlin in Uncork Capital

Jun 27, 2023

Uncork Raises $400 Million to Invest in and Support Seed-Stage Startups From Inception Through Growth

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Amy Saper in Uncork Capital

Mar 19

Guide to Product Marketing for startups

A primer on Product Marketing, including best practices and insider perspectives from my…

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Jeff Clavier in Uncork Capital

May 1, 2019

Constraints inspire creativity: How to build a massive business in a mediocre economy

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Uncork Capital is a seed-stage venture firm that commits early, helps with the hard stuff, and sticks around. Really.

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Hello Uncork Capital; Farewell SoftTech VC!

Uncork raises $200M to support the next generation of seed-stage startups

A New Era at Uncork

Uncork Raises $400 Million to Invest in and Support Seed-Stage Startups From Inception Through Growth

Guide to Product Marketing for startups

Turning 15: a reflection on the early years of Uncork Capital

Get out of the building: Why, when, and how to interview your customers

Why You Should Never Skip Breakfast — or, Welcoming Amy Saper to Uncork Capital

Huckleberry: business insurance, guts, and the art of the pivot

Constraints inspire creativity: How to build a massive business in a mediocre economy