[Webinar] AI or Inefficiency: How VC Funds are rebuilding deal sourcing today

​Is your VC fund ready for the efficiency era—or are you still sourcing like it’s 2019?

​By mid-2026, the gap between AI-native funds and traditional firms will become an unbridgeable chasm. While some teams are drowning in manual deck reviews and fragmented data, others are turning automation into a deal-flow superpower and a valuation advantage.

​If your team isn't leveraging AI and workflow automation today, it’s no longer just a "tech debt" issue—it’s a systemic risk to your fund's performance.

​Join us for a high-energy, strategy-focused live session to discover how leading VCs are rebuilding their analytical engines. We’ll move past the AI hype to show you how to turn deal sourcing into a high-velocity machine that thrives even in the most challenging market conditions.

​In this webinar, we’ll break down:

• ​What "Efficiency First" really means for modern VC operations

• ​How the investment professional’s toolkit is evolving in 2026

• ​The concrete steps you can take to automate your top-of-funnel in the next 30 days.

​You’ll learn:

​✅ The AI Sourcing Stack: A deep dive into the modern toolset (LLMs, data enrichment, and autonomous agents) that identifies signals before they become "obvious."

​✅ From Manual to Machine: Practical case studies on automating market mapping, outbound reach, and initial screening.

​✅ Operational Alpha: How to use efficiency as a competitive moat to win over the best founders in a crowded market.

​✅ Crisis-Proofing Your Pipeline: Strategies to leverage data signals to find resilient, high-growth startups during market volatility.

​George Vitko – Director of Partnerships at Reply.io

• ​Jan Korous – Investment Manager at Tilia Impact Ventures

• ​Gerard Taboada Seguí – Corporate Venture Capital at Vinted

• ​Helen Kostenko – Chief Operations Officer at V7

​Format:
80-minute, high-impact business strategy session with a clear focus on market opportunity, investor logic, and execution.

​Who should attend:
Early-stage VCs, angel investors, accelerator and ecosystem leaders building or backing AI-driven companies.