We continue our board package series with perhaps the most important section of any meeting and package: the CEO executive summary. Again, Chris takes us through his thoughts. In my humble opinion, this section of a board package is really where the rubber meets the road. Think of this section as part state of the […]
Thanks to all who came and made the last event a success. Josh Dorkin has a good summary of what it’s all about. Check it out here. We quickly outgrew Amante Coffee on Broadway, so we are going to move a block away to Vic’s Coffee at 1800 Broadway in One Boulder Plaza for future […]
As you may recall, Brad and I have been blogging about 409A since the initial proposed regulations were released. You can find our series here. The final regulations were released. The work of artistry is 397 pages. Since most of you will not find the need to read all 397 pages, you might be asking […]
In our continuing series of creating effective board packages, we now turn to business reporting. Chris, you have the floor… This is the stuff that most CEOs think of when they think of board reporting packages—financials, departmental overviews, etc. And this stuff is indeed a core component of any good board package, because the more […]
In our next posting in the Board Package Series, Chris tackles what he deems (and I agree) as the least interesting board material that finds its way into the package: Board Administrative Issues. There’s no getting around it—there’s always going to be administrivia that a board of directors has to deal with, so your goal […]
Question: We are in the process of raising angel money ($500,000) to be followed by 1 or 2 rounds of institutional money. We’ve heard many times that the less number of angels that you have the better it will be when it’s time to sort the details of the following rounds. We are not sure […]
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