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‘Weird And Maybe Uninvestable’: How Reach Capital Spots Its Venture Winners

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Reach Capital, led by partner James Kim, has expanded from focusing solely on K-12 education technology to investing broadly in learning, health, and work sectors. The firm recently closed a $265 million fund to back about 50 new startups, leveraging Kim's classroom experience to guide investments.

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