Access Is Alpha: Sion Evans on Building High-Conviction Venture Portfolios

At a time when venture capital is being reshaped by higher capital costs, longer exit timelines, and increasing specialization, building an institutional-quality venture portfolio has become both more critical—and more complex. When we sat down with Sion Evans, Managing Director at VenCap, in Vienna during 0100 DACH a few weeks ago, he made it clear that the answer lies not in overengineering portfolio construction, but in mastering its fundamentals.

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