In a highly anticipated session at TechCrunch All Stage 2025, Kristen Craft, Head of Business Development at Fidelity Private Shares, is set to introduce a groundbreaking approach to fundraising. Scheduled for July 15 at Boston’s SoWa Power Station, her roundtable titled “It’s Not 2021 Anymore. Navigating the 2025 VC Landscape” promises to deliver actionable insights for founders facing a transformed venture capital environment.
Craft’s expertise in navigating complex funding ecosystems has made her a sought-after voice in the startup world. With the VC landscape evolving rapidly since the boom of 2021, her session will address the unique challenges and opportunities of securing capital in today’s market. Attendees can expect a deep dive into modern fundraising strategies tailored for early-stage companies.
The event, hosted by TechCrunch, is a critical gathering for entrepreneurs looking to refine their approach to investment. Craft will focus on practical tools and mindset shifts needed to stand out to investors, emphasizing the importance of adaptability in a competitive field. Her insights are expected to resonate with founders at the Foundation Stage, who are often grappling with limited resources and high stakes.
Beyond fundraising, the session will explore how to build sustainable relationships with VCs in an era of heightened scrutiny. Craft’s perspective, backed by her experience at Fidelity, will shed light on what investors are prioritizing in 2025, from cap table management to long-term vision alignment.
TechCrunch All Stage 2025 offers a unique platform for networking and learning, and Craft’s session is already generating buzz among attendees. Founders are encouraged to register early to secure their spot and save up to $425 on tickets, as highlighted by event organizers.
For those unable to attend in person, updates and key takeaways from the event will likely be shared through TechCrunch’s extensive coverage. This session is poised to set a new benchmark for fundraising discussions, with Kristen Craft leading the charge in redefining success for startups in a post-2021 world.
Andrew Lee
