by Jason Mendelson February 8, 2009

Ask The VC – Live

For those of you in the Boulder/Denver area, I’m giving a 1.5 hour "crash course" lecture on the VC industry. The program is February 24th at 5:15 at the CU law school. You can find more information here. The topics will include everything from what makes VCs tick, who are our bosses, what are things […]

For those of you in the Boulder/Denver area, I’m giving a 1.5 hour "crash course" lecture on the VC industry.

The program is February 24th at 5:15 at the CU law school. You can find more information here.

The topics will include everything from what makes VCs tick, who are our bosses, what are things that you can do to improve your chances of receiving funding and things that many VCs don’t want to talk about. No question is off limits and I hope that it will be a very interactive forum. Consider this to be a live version of Ask The VC.

Hope to see you there.

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