Internship- Week: 1

Luke Kirchner

     The first true work day of my internship, we arrived and were given an overview of VC and project we would be working on. Learning was a Venture Capital firm does and how it functions was very helpful and interesting. We were asked to fill out a form regarding what we knew and what out weaknesses and strengths were- stuff like that. 

     I thought learning about VC firms and that business sector was very interesting. A Venture Capital firm funds small business that show potential substantial growth down the line. This was very interesting and I learned a lot this time. 

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