The hardest part about becoming an entrepreneur is because I need to learn so much from scratch.

Like in F1, of course, I was at the time the greatest expert that there was in F1 in terms of driving.

But then when you start something new, you need to start lower down and really learn, listen to podcasts,

speak to as many people as possible. It's a big, big learning curve.

My name is Nico Rosberg, ex-Fourn World Champion,

and now founder of Rosberg Ventures. Earlier this year, Rossberg announced the creation of a fund

of funds or an investment vehicle that pools capital and deploys it through the offerings of other

firms. He's now closed a $100 million raise for this fund, and the goal he says is to index the top U.S. venture capital firms.

And it's easy to see why.

According to Financial Services Company Wealthfront, 95% of the American VC markets realize returns are generated by the top 20 firms.

My path into venture capital started with angel investing,

but it's grown into interacting more and more with the actual VC firms

and the leading VC firms in the US.

And that's been a super exciting discovery for me.

I mean, the expertise that they have in picking and finding the right startups is phenomenal and that's

brought me to where I am now in developing and building Rosberg Ventures which essentially is a

fund of fund to begin with and that's where most the majority of my time goes into now.

We recently actually hit our biggest milestone so far which is reaching 100 million in assets under management.

It's a big milestone for us, and it's come really quickly, and that's all the more while

we're all so excited about what we're thinking that we can build here. And now we're moving

on to the next challenge, which is needing to deploy some of that capital. And so it never stops, really,

like constantly moving forward and tackling, tackling new challenges, which is what makes it so

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