Edsuh argues that the venture-capital industry’s makeup is explained by concentration of alumni from one specific program and another very similar program, suggesting homogenous networks drive VC decision-making. The post cites a Finding Compounders tweet noting that Harvard students once told Jeff Bezos he would fail, using the anecdote to illustrate elite educational influence in startup and investor circles.
Author @edsuh asserts the VC industry is largely populated by alumni of 'this particular program' and another nearly identical program, implying homogeneity in hiring and influence (post dated 2026-04-12).
The VC industry makes a lot of sense once you realize it is filled with alums of this particular program and another just like it
Finding Compounders (@F_Compounders)
A group of Harvard students told Jeff Bezos he was going to fail
— https://nitter.net/F_Compounders/status/2043183563470692373#m