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Constantijn Van Oranje-Nassau from Techleap.nl at 0100 Conference Europe 2023

In this video, Prince Constantijn emphasizes the importance of bringing LPs and VCs together, particularly within local ecosystems like the Netherlands. He notes that people invest in what they know, and understanding local contexts is crucial for building relationships and making sound investments. The Prince also highlights the importance of understanding technology trends, particularly in emerging areas.

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