I don't think this is surprising, but I'm also not surprised that VCs and accelerators still trend toward younger founders. It makes sense to me that older (su

I don't think this is surprising, but I'm also not surprised that VCs and accelerators still trend toward younger founders. It makes sense to me that older (successful) founders likely leverage their own experience and network to a greater extent, but this isn't necessarily what seed stage investors are looking for. I think investors are more in the game of betting on people/teams, injecting their own experience and network as leverage. Older founders have less need, therefore less leverage- and older founders without these support networks are poorly positioned anyway. Theres a big difference between running a successful small business and architecting a tech startup.