VC Sara Ittelson: capital allocation was always a core executive skill, AI just raised the stakes
saranormous · x · 2026-10-11
Responding to AI-era discourse on capital gathering and allocation, investor Sara Ittelson argues capital allocation was always one of the most important executive skills — the stakes have simply scaled up. What still matters: hiring talented drivers and building cultures that can execute.
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