Wasabi Ventures

TK Kuegler writes about engaging with high school and college students and answering their questions about becoming a VC.

Chris Yeh considers the formula for success and says that succeeding immediately and retiring may be unsatisfying, comparing continued effort to staying at a roulette wheel.

Chris Yeh writes about meeting Fetchnotes creator Alex Schiff while he was raising money and explains why he chose not to invest.

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Wasabi Ventures, an early-stage venture capital firm, is bringing its academy program to Baltimore. The program is intended to help launch a Baltimore startup.

Aug 2015Technical.lyNews article

Wasabi Ventures announces the formal launch of its Arizona operations following a nine-month due diligence process. Its offices are in Phoenix, with cohorts in Flagstaff and Tucson. General Partner Tom “TK” Kuegler says the firm sees strong potential in Arizona’s ecosystem.

May 2015AZ Tech Beat -News article

Wasabi Ventures co-founder Tom Kuegler says he does not care whether TechCrunch covers a startup. The Q&A opens with a major failure in 1994 that altered Kuegler’s life and notes that he grew up in Essex and attended Kenwood High School.

Aug 2012Technical.lyNews article

Wasabi Ventures’ CEO discusses his Baltimore roots. The article identifies ViiNetwork co-founders Phil Newman and Paul Winterling outside Wasabi’s Baltimore office.

Aug 2012Baltimore FishbowlNews article