Feng Bo supports Haseeb: He is the backbone of Dragonfly and the most outstanding star among all the investors I know.
According to Odaily, Dragonfly Capital founder Bo Feng posted on X stating: "I rarely speak out on X, but this time I want to clarify some facts. When I first founded Dragonfly, it was a fund of funds. Through this business, I met many very talented venture capitalists, and among them, Haseeb Qureshi was undoubtedly the brightest star. Therefore, I invited him to join me in co-founding our venture capital business. I have been a VC for many years, and in my 30-year venture capital career, Haseeb has built one of the best partner teams I have ever experienced—he is the backbone of the team. Co-founding our venture capital business with Haseeb has been an extremely valuable journey. I also look forward to continuing this journey together for many years to come."
Previously, it was reported that Dragonfly managing partner Haseeb Qureshi and former co-founder Alexander Pack (now co-founder of Hack VC) recently had a public dispute on social media, with both sides holding different views regarding early history and investment leadership.
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