Part 2 of David Shanberg’s article on M&A Due Diligence. Part 1 addressed what to expect from the due diligence process. This time David addresses “How To Be Protect Your Confidential Information While Still Moving the Process Forward.” Potential acquirers are typically trustworthy and sincere in their intent when conducting due diligence, with making an acquisition the […]
Seth Goldstein has today’s great post up titled Schilling’s Laws for Perfect Start(up)s. If you’ve been hiding under a rock or are a cricket fan (vs. a baseball fan), you probably know that Schilling was one out away from a no-hitter and one-error away from a perfect game last Thursday. Seth was at the game, […]
Ed Sim has today’s great VC post titled Don’t forget to look at venture debt when raising a new round. Venture debt is a useful part of the capital structure of any VC-backed company and is suddenly trendy again. Ed writes eloquently about the advantages and pitfalls.
David Shanberg – a colleague of mine from PeoplePC (David was VP Corporate Development) – started an M&A / corp dev consultancy called Baker Pacific. He also writes a good blog on M&A and corp dev stuff. He recently sent me a short article on M&A Due Diligence which I’ve broken up into a four part […]
Marc wrote another great post on venture capitalists titled The truth about venture capitalists, Part 2. Excellent stuff. Fred Wilson agrees.
Charlie O’Donnell has today’s great post of the day (ok – that’s the second one – yes – I’m back online after a “sort-of vacation.”) The post – titled How to get started as a Venture Capital (VC) analyst nails it. Charlie spent two years at Union Square Ventures as an analyst before joining Oddcast, one […]
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