Jeff Morris Jr.

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@jmj

GP @chapterone: @supabase, @ereborbank @Mach_Industries, @mercury @gen_intuition, Warhound, @theacademysf

Los Angeles, CA chapterone.com Joined January 2008

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Jeff Morris Jr. @jmj Nov 1

I wrote an essay on a thesis we’ve been developing called Intersections.

Venture has always invested at the edges of a field. The edges have started touching, and the most interesting companies now sit where two or three of them meet.

newinternet.tech/p/investing-at…

Jeff Morris Jr. @jmj Oct 30

Thrilled to share that @HaillieLower officially joined Chapter One this week after years as a Materials Engineer at @SpaceX.

Her first day might have been the most fun onboarding we've ever done. We spent it in El Segundo and Hawthorne with so many of our favorite founders and friends.

@rsgharat, @tfeldmann, @jared_western 🇺🇸

Jeff Morris Jr. @jmj Oct 29

Seven years ago Chapter One was a blank page and a small first fund. Today we’re announcing Fund III.

We name every fund like a book. This one is a question. What if it all works? x.com/i/article/2115…

Jeff Morris Jr. @jmj Oct 28

My first Warhound interview 🐕

Morgan Barrett Verified account @MorganBarrettX Oct 27

Warhound

30 Days of Hard Tech: Day 15 🐕

Jeff Morris (GP at Chapter One):

"If you follow Colossal and Anduril, imagine a company that's like a baby of both companies, the companies coming together to build an amazing new product."

"Working dogs are, like, the 0.001%, almost like the LeBron James of working dogs. And you want the LeBrons to be on the battlefield."

"The biggest mistake that investors make at the early stages is taking the initial idea too literally. Like, you know, at face value, not imagining the world that the best founders can build. We think about founders really being world builders."

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Jeff Morris Jr. @jmj Oct 25

With the rise of voice products like Wispr Flow, tech people (then all workers) will listen to less music & podcasts at work.

Offices will look more like individual pods. We will be more focused, but there will be far less banter.

The death of the open floor office is upon us.