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BU Questrom School of Business – Top 7 Books for Innovators to Read in 2019
I’m in Boston today, so was fun to see Venture Deals make the list from Boston University Questrom School of Business of Top 7 Books for Innovators to Read in 2019.
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Does Being The First Full-Time Paid Employee Affect That Founder’s Equity In The Company?
Question: I am one of three founders of a company. Up until now we have been bootstrapping the company from our own funds and working part time on the company while having full time jobs. However, we are now looking to raise some private funding and one of us will be transitioning to the […]
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Morgan: Why Entrepreneurs Should Never Meet VC’s Unless They’re Formally Pitching
Today’s VC Post of the Day is from Allen Morgan (Idealab, Mayfield) and is titled Why Entrepreneurs Should Never Meet VC’s Unless They’re Formally Pitching. In it, Allen explains – well – why entrepreneurs should never meet VCs unless they’re formally pitching. It stands out in direct contrast to a recent post from Mark Suster titled […]
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Founders Termination Clause In Term Sheets?
Q: Thank you very much for your term sheet series. Not being that familiar with "specific" term sheets, I have heard something about VC terms that effectively allow the VC to fire the founder(s) and in the process relieve them of their shares since they had then left the company before liquidity. I have read […]
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Does Being The First Full-Time Paid Employee Affect That Founder’s Equity In The Company?
Question: I am one of three founders of a company. Up until now we have been bootstrapping the company from our own funds and working part time on the company while having full time jobs. However, we are now looking to raise some private funding and one of us will be transitioning to the […]
Morgan: Why Entrepreneurs Should Never Meet VC’s Unless They’re Formally Pitching
Today’s VC Post of the Day is from Allen Morgan (Idealab, Mayfield) and is titled Why Entrepreneurs Should Never Meet VC’s Unless They’re Formally Pitching. In it, Allen explains – well – why entrepreneurs should never meet VCs unless they’re formally pitching. It stands out in direct contrast to a recent post from Mark Suster titled […]
Founders Termination Clause In Term Sheets?
Q: Thank you very much for your term sheet series. Not being that familiar with "specific" term sheets, I have heard something about VC terms that effectively allow the VC to fire the founder(s) and in the process relieve them of their shares since they had then left the company before liquidity. I have read […]
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