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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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How Can I Invest In A Venture Capital Firm?
Q: Your site talks a lot about VCs investing into companies but I can’t find any information online (even on the VCs websites) about how VCs solicit investors to their funds. I want to invest with a VC but I don’t know what is the minimum VCs accept. Who in the firm should I contact […]
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Final Regulations Under Section 409A Released
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 […]
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Do Companies Ever Buy Back VC Shares?
Question: Have you heard of cases where companies buy back shares from a VC, much like buying back shares from a founder? Our Take: Yes, but the situations usually aren’t pretty. If the company has the cash to buy back shares from the VCs (at their cost or above), then the company is doing well […]
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How Can I Invest In A Venture Capital Firm?
Q: Your site talks a lot about VCs investing into companies but I can’t find any information online (even on the VCs websites) about how VCs solicit investors to their funds. I want to invest with a VC but I don’t know what is the minimum VCs accept. Who in the firm should I contact […]
Final Regulations Under Section 409A Released
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 […]
Do Companies Ever Buy Back VC Shares?
Question: Have you heard of cases where companies buy back shares from a VC, much like buying back shares from a founder? Our Take: Yes, but the situations usually aren’t pretty. If the company has the cash to buy back shares from the VCs (at their cost or above), then the company is doing well […]
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