Cleo in the news
There is still a lot of pain in the market: Sarah Kunst - Making Money with Charles Payne - Fox Business
Cleo Capital Managing Director Sarah Kunst reveals key names investors should watch on 'Making Money.'
Apple’s new “Vision” - Last Call - CNBC
Sarah Kunst, Cleo Capital managing director, and Eric Jackson, EMJ Capital founder and president, join ‘Last Call’ to give their takes on Apple’s new augmented reality headset the ‘Vision Pro’ and its hefty price tag.
Cava’s blockbuster market debut: What this means for the IPO market - Squawk on the Street - CNBC
Sarah Kunst, Cleo Capital managing director, joins ‘Squawk on the Street’ to discuss why she thinks the fall could be good for IPOs, what the blockbuster market debut of Cava suggests, and more.
When to follow the hype and when to ignore - Techcrunch Disrupt 2023
Sarah Kunst shared her insights on the topic: "When to Follow the Hype and When to Ignore it".
Kunst: More cash on the sideline - Bloomberg Markets: Americas
Alix Steel and Guy Johnson bring you the news you need to know and trends you need to watch as US markets get into the trading day. (Source: Bloomberg)
“Raising less money can be just as greedy as raising too much” - Forbes under 30 Summit
Sarah Kunst, founder and managing director of Cleo Capital, spoke about navigating challenging venture capital climates with Diane Brady at the 2023 #Under30Summit. #ForbesUnder30 https://trib.al/O7M2uhB
Wake Up to Money- BBC
Check out this interesting chat of our Managing Director, Sarah Kunst, with Will Bain on BBC 5 program as she shared her insights on the recente Meta Connect event fron an investor’s POV.
Instacart prices IPO at $30/Share - CNBC
Instacart’s IPO will likely succeed despite a major cut to valuation, says two experts'
There’s not a ton of fundamentals driving Apple’s climb to $3 trillion right now: Cleo’s Sarah Kunst - Last Call - CNBC
Dan Ives, Wedbush managing director, and Sarah Kunst, Cleo Capital managing director, join ‘Last Call’ to talk Apple inching towards being the first $3 trillion company in history.