The Future of
Venture Capital

The tools defining the next era of venture capital are here — and specialist managers are using them to win. In this VC Lab Cohort 21 session, we break down the next-gen AI-powered VC stack that's giving focused fund managers an unfair advantage — from deal sourcing and due diligence to LP reporting and portfolio support. If you're building a specialist fund, the right tech stack isn't optional, it's your edge. RSVP now and get ahead of the curve.

The man behind 900+ VC Firms launched is sharing his 2026 playbook. Join Mike Suprovici, co-founder and Head of Acceleration at VC Lab, for an exclusive session on building your VC game plan. Mike has helped launch 60% of new venture funds globally in just 2 years. In this session, he'll reveal how to turn your long-term vision into a clear 90-day action plan, where to prioritize fundraising efforts, and how to structure your time around high-impact activities. You'll learn the deal sourcing strategies that actually work, how to set measurable milestones, and how to avoid the common mistakes that derail first-time fund managers.

A Workshop for Managers Leaving Their Current Fund Admin Are you disappointed with the level of support your Fund Admin provides? Don't wait. Your LP reporting, capital call infrastructure, K-1 preparation, and audit trail are all in limbo. And the window to migrate cleanly, before things break, is closing fast. This workshop was built specifically for managers in these situations. We'll walk you through exactly what migration looks like, what to watch out for, and how to land on institutional-grade infrastructure without losing credibility and momentum with your LPs. This isn't a sales pitch. It's a working session with the people who've done this hundreds of times. What We'll Cover Understanding Your Current Exposure Evaluating Your Options and Making the Move AMA with Fund Admin and Legal Experts Who Should Attend This Bootcamp Fund managers who need to migrate before their current provider shuts down or pivots away from fund administration Fund managers who are unhappy with the service and support from their current provider Fund managers who've been running on general-purpose tools and know it's time to upgrade