Imagine landing a senior role at the world’s most valuable company straight out of culinary school, or after running a cocktail bar.
Your paycheck? Over a million dollars a year.
That’s the reality for Spencer and Madison Huang, the son and daughter of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. According to Nvidia’s latest annual report, Spencer, a director of product management, pulled in $1.3 million last year. His sister Madison, a senior director of product marketing, earned $1.2 million.
Nvidia says the compensation was set without Dad’s involvement, based on their qualifications and responsibilities. Interesting…
Madison’s qualifications include studying pastry-making in Paris, and earning a Diploma in Wine and Gastronomy at Le Cordon Bleu. Spencer, meanwhile, previously spent eight years running a cocktail bar in Taiwan.
Nice work if you can get it. But if you can’t get it, here’s your backup plan.
Your Backup Plan
Most of us don’t have billionaire family connections. Instead, we’re grinding it out in the real world, looking for ways to build our wealth.
That’s where startup investing comes in.
If you’re a regular reader of Crowdability, you already know the score: historically, early-stage startups have crushed the public markets.
According to Cambridge Associates — the financial advisor with heavyweight clients like the Rockefeller family and the Bill Gates Foundation — early-stage startups have delivered average annual returns of 58% over the last 25 years. That includes the winners and the losers.
With 58% returns, your money would double roughly every 14 months. In just ten years, that’s enough to turn $5,000 into nearly $500,000.
Compare that to the stock market’s ~8% historical average, or its projected 4% to 5% annual returns over the next decade, and it’s not even close.
From $1,000 to $5 Million
Of course, not every startup is a winner. Many fail. But the home runs can be life-changing.
Early investors in Facebook, Uber, and Airbnb saw returns of 400x, 2,000x, even 5,000x.
A 5,000x gain turns $1,000 into $5 million.
Those are the headline-makers. But what about real results for ordinary investors like you? Here’s a quick look at some of Crowdability’s recent winners:
Striking Gold at Crowdability
- Beta Bionics (BBNX): This med-tech company created a “bionic pancreas” for diabetes patients. Our readers have already seen peak gains of 10x.
- OurBond: A personal-security innovator that recently went public (OBAI). In just over a year, readers are up 6.5x at peak.
- Cruise Automation: Self-driving car software acquired by GM for $1 billion. Investors who got in early scored a 10-bagger in about a year.
And that’s just scratching the surface. Our readers have also landed multi-baggers from companies including LiquidPiston, 20/20 BioLabs, CNS Pharmaceuticals, InnaMed, Oracle Health, Atom Limbs, Smart Tire, Rentberry, Avadain, RAD AI, and many more.
And every single one of them was featured right here at Crowdability.
Let’s Find You the Next One
Our mission at Crowdability is simple: cut through the noise and introduce you to high-potential startup opportunities that everyday investors can actually get into.
Startup investing isn’t a get-rich-quick scheme. It requires patience, diversification, and a tolerance for risk. But for those willing to dive in, the potential is enormous.
You don’t need to be rich already, and you don’t need to be related to a tech billionaire. You just need access to the right deals at the right time.
So if you’re ready to explore a different path toward building wealth — one that doesn’t depend on who your parents are — head over to Crowdability and start reviewing opportunities today.
Happy investing.
Founder
Crowdability.com
