emily: that was nest co-founder tony fadell. coming up, she is one of the most high profile female venture capitalists in technology. we will talk to aspect ventures jennifer fonstad about the fundraising environment. and diversity. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: aspect ventures has a broad portfolio. it hit a milestone this week, raising $181 million for its second fund. it has a high profile backer in melinda gates. it is the biggest vc fund created and run by women. jennifer fonstad joins me now here in the studio. i remember when you and teresa came on the show, talking about raising your first fund. i'm so curious how the landscape today is different, if it is any different. how did this fundraise compared to the last? jennifer: we were very lucky. we had a number of -- all of our fund one investors came forward and participated in fund two, with the addition of a couple new investors, with the addition of melinda gates. our story really resonated with her. our track record resonated with her. she joined, as well as cisco sy

this includes tony fadell. concerns continue to circle the tech industry about being addicted to your iphone, smartphone phone, or being absorbed by social media. we sat down with tony fadell how he is handling this issue as one of the creators of the original iphone. tony: i look at it as a whole set of unintended consequences that allowed kids and adults to be on them all the time. we have tech free sundays where the family is off of electronics, including the parents. we do other things together. not that tech is bad, but there are times we should just be face-to-face and talking about things and doing things together without screens coming between us. we do that. we have screen time limits. it is difficult, because we don't have many controls to do that. we look at our behaviors with screens at night. these kinds of things to understand that moderating use of these devices. emily: what do you think the impact is on adults and on children? tony: i look at this as -- i am not a researcher. i am not a doctor.

this includes consumer hardware veteran tony fadell. concerns continue to circle the tech industry about being addicted to your iphone, smartphone phone, or being absorbed by social media. we sat down with tony fadell how he is handling this issue as one of the creators of the original iphone. tony: i look at it as a whole set of unintended consequences that allowed kids and adults to be on them all the time. we have tech free sundays where the family is off of electronics, including the parents. we do other things together. not that tech is bad, but there are times we should just be face-to-face and talking about things and doing things together without screens coming between us. we do that. we have screen time limits. it is difficult, because we don't have many controls to do that. we look at our behaviors with screens at night. these kinds of things to understand that moderating use of these devices. emily: what do you think the impact is on adults and on children? tony: i look at this as -- i am not a researcher. i am not a doctor.

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this includes tony fadell. serious concerns continue to circle the tech industry about being addicted to your iphone, smartphone phone, or being absorbed by social media. we sat down with tony fadell how he is handling this issue as one of the creators of the original iphone. tony: i look at it as a whole set of unintended consequences that allowed kids and adults to be on them all the time. if they so choose. we have tech free sundays where the family is off of electronics, including the parents. we do other things together. not that tech is bad, but there are times we should just be face-to-face and talking about things and doing things together without screens coming between us. we do that. we have screen time limits. it is difficult, because we don't have many controls to do that. we look at our behaviors with screens at night. are the screens in the kids rooms? are the screens in the parents rooms or not? these kinds of things to understand that moderating use of these devices. emily: what do you think the

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