Fall Venture Edge Dinner (NYC)
Private Dinner
For VCs and hand-selected CEOs only
6:00p.m. - 9:00p.m.
EVENT CO-HOSTED BY:
EVENT SPONSORED BY:
Event Abstract
The purpose of the Venture Edge Dinner Series (held quarterly) is to provide a private, trusted forum for Venture Capitalists to share ideas and exchange information regarding current industry trends and deal flow. A secondary goal is to display the thought leadership of the participating dinner sponsors, by providing a highly relevant forum for sponsors to connect with a discrete set of VCs, which will allow for
meaningful, engaging and lasting relationships.
Who Should Attend
VCs and CEOs only. Limited to 40 attendees. Plus, one representative from Dinner sponsors.
Sponsorship of the Venture Edge Dinners is currently over-subscribed. If you'd like to be placed on a sponsor waiting list, please send an email to bobj@execcouncil.org.
Agenda
6:00p.m. Cocktails
7:00p.m. Dinner Speaker
7:30p.m. Dinner
8:30p.m. Post-Event Cocktails
Pricing
Member Tickets: $0.00
Member Tables: $0.00
Non Member Tickets: $0.00
Non Member Tables: $0.00
Speakers
Mark HeesenPresident
NVCA - National Venture Capital Association
As President of the National Venture Capital Association, Mark Heesen is responsible for setting the strategic direction for all Association activities, including public policy efforts, research initiatives, educational programs, and member services. In this capacity, Mark works closely with the NVCA professional staff and Board of Directors to demonstrate the positive impact of venture capital investment on the United States economy. Under his direction, the NVCA has created numerous value-added sub-groups including the CFO Task Force, Strategic Communications Group, Corporate Venture Capital Group, Medical Industry Group and Human Capital forum, all of which are dedicated to supporting NVCA membership in uniquely critical areas.As a spokesperson for the venture capital industry, Mark is often called upon by the financial media, NVCA members, limited partners, and regional associations to present the overarching venture capital perspective to a wider audience. He is a frequent presenter at industry conferences, appears regularly on CNBC, and is consistently quoted in the press in stories concerning venture capital trends.Since 1991, Mark has worked on behalf of the NVCA to enact a wide range of policies that benefit the venture capital and entrepreneurial communities, including a significant capital gains differential, securities litigation reform, numerous SEC and FASB accounting issues, immigration reform, and a streamlining of the FDA and CMS approval processes, among other issues.
Prior to coming to the NVCA, Mark was an aide to a former Governor of Pennsylvania and was Deputy Director for Federal Funds reporting to the Texas Legislature. Mark received a law degree with an emphasis in taxation from the Dickinson School of Law in 1984.









