At the world-renowned Toyosu Market in Japan, expert buyers meticulously evaluate tuna each morning, judging quality based on subtle visual cues and touch. This “eye for quality” isn’t developed overnight – it requires years of hands-on experience and learning from mistakes.
Similarly, in the world of startup investment, the ability to “judge quality” is crucial. Identifying potential winners requires more than just surface-level data – it demands a deep understanding of technology, team dynamics, and market trends. Western pharmaceutical giants often excel in this area, leveraging their judgement to secure high-value partnerships.
If you, too, can hone this “eye for quality,” you’ll have the power to identify promising startups and achieve long-term success. The first step is critical – why not take it with us?
