The Profile: Marc Seitz, AlphaQ Venture Capital
The Drawdown (TDD): You co-founded Intel Ignite in March last year and then moved to AlphaQ Venture Capital as the firm’s CTO in March this year – what prompted the sudden change?
Marc Seitz (MS): I found a lot of satisfaction in working with and assisting startups at Intel Ignite, which gave me the opportunity to move from a founder role to a broader remit, supporting a greater number of companies.
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