Cody Nystrom is the Managing Director at SJF Ventures. Here she talks about:
How she became a part of one of the earliest firms investing for impact and returns
What she sees changing in the healthcare space post-COVID
How she went from engineering to VC
The toughest decisions she has had to make as a VC and board member
Why it is harder for founders to succeed now than it was 10 years ago
Why there aren't more women fund managers in VC
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