Venture capitalists fresh out of college are changing the rules: Not your dad’s industry anymore

At first glance, Clancey Stahr looks like any other 23-year-old eager to make his mark on Silicon Valley.

But this baby-faced Stanford graduate is already managing $55 million of other people’s money.

Stahr and his partner, 24-year-old Phil Brady, launched GoAhead Ventures in their senior year at Stanford, and closed their first investment fund last fall. Even in Silicon Valley, where money flows like Yosemite Falls after a drenching winter, $55 million is a significant sum for a venture capital team just two years out of college.

By MARISA KENDALL | [email protected] | Bay Area News Group

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