A number of VC firms have hired specialists in the area of recruiting. Others have partners with expertise in PR. Firms have networks of advisors, too--with particular expertise in your area.
Interacting with a venture firm these days can feel like ordering from Seamless. Pick what you want off the menu and someone will provide that service for you.
It's happening on their side, too. Given the proliferation of accelerators and incubators that pre-vet entrepreneurs, roll up their sleeves to help companies, and dress them up for demo days, the best and brightest are being showcased to look better than ever. Need an even more Seamless-like experience? Drop by AngelList, where startups have been vetted by a community of advisors and other investors. This somewhat mimics real life, where many investors won't take a meeting with you unless they come through their "trusted network".
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