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【正文】 on is everything. The firm reviews some 2,000 business plans a year, of which 200 get serious consideration and 20 to 25 actually get money. ? 1994, Silicon Graphics founder Jim Clark called Doerr to tell him about a little piece of software called a browser, written by this 23yearold kid from the University of Illinois named Marc Andreessen. Four years later the call still ranks as the most significant thing to happen to KPCB in a decade. And perhaps the luckiest. Louis John Doerr, III2 ? Born in 1951 in a middleclass section of South St. Louis, the eldest of five. His role model was his father Lou, quit job to buy a small St. Louis specialty pump maker, Charles Lewis Pump Co., which he built into the world39。s board throughout its most bruising fights with rival Microsoft Corp. ? Intuit. The maker of Quicken and QuickBooks is very strong growth in its market capitalization ? Home. on the board of the highspeed cablebased Inter services pany, cap of $14 billion plus. ? “Venture capitalists should help entrepreneurs assemble great teams, But VCs don39。s venture capital on a higher, more sophisticated plane. Denzil Doyle ? estimates Canada is running a $15 billion trade deficit in hightech products and services, primarily with the . ? The capital gains tax rate is 40. The highest marginal ine tax rate is 50, and three quarters of capital gains are lumped in with ine. The Canadian government would like to create jobs but unwilling to provide tax incentives to attract investment angels. ? prior to 1996 , Canadians could contribute up to $5,000 to venture capital funds and receive a 40 tax credit. now only $3,500 and the tax credit is 30. Young Vclist: Brad Feld ? A sophomore undergraduate at MIT, Feld started to consult for the dentist (the stepfather of his friend?s) and others, flying to California on weekends, at his junior year, he was earning $80,000 consulting between classes ? Feld Technologies was soon acquired by GE Capital. In 1994, Feld himself became a venture capitalist。s value, then sends management out for venture capital funding. ? Invested $30,0000 in MarketFirst, which develops software to automate basic marketing events and processes. Also helped raise about $500,000 from friends and business contacts A venture capitalist: mark levin ? Mark Levin of Millennium Pharmaceuticals is an engineer. That makes him ideally qualified to be a successful biotechnology entrepreneur ? signed the biggest biotech alliance in history a $465m agreement with Bayer, a German drug firm. he founded MP in Cambridge MA, in 1993, from 30 researchers to 600+ of the best, brightest scientists, managers and technicians. also a vclist for 7 years. ? One observer has called him the Mao Zedong of biotech, a believer in continuous revolution in both technology and anization A vclist Regis McKenna ? He looks like a zen monk with stiffness ? he had Clinton to dinner, along with eight of Silicon Valley39。s machine shop. For several months, he was probably the best educated lathe and mill operator in America. A vclist: Tom Perkins 2 ? he took $12,000 to manufacture and market lightbulbsimple lasers based on his own optical inventions. lasers were plex, fragile and, at $2,000 to $5,000 each, expensive. His product high quality and lower price: $300 ? When Perkins left HP to go into business with Eugene Kleiner, he was in the right place at the right time, with the right instincts. Since 1972, the firm has raised nine funds, returning an average of 35% to investors and littering the landscape with successful, imaginative businesses. ? Young Venture Capitalists ? To make the really big bucks, young venture
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