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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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Oopsie – we forgot to do the “best VC post of the day” for the last month or two. You might have thought there weren’t any great VC posts, but you’d be wrong. We were just being lazy. As with all good things that start up again on January 1st, we’ll try to get back […]
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Today’s VC post of the day is from Dan Martell. Dan isn’t a VC, but is a super-mentor for 500Startups and is the Co-Founder of Flowtown, But more importantly, he’s written two excellent blog posts on Cohort Metrics. Don’t know what a Cohort Metric is? Shame on you – go take a look at the posts right […]
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Oopsie – we forgot to do the “best VC post of the day” for the last month or two. You might have thought there weren’t any great VC posts, but you’d be wrong. We were just being lazy. As with all good things that start up again on January 1st, we’ll try to get back […]
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Will Price from Hummer Winblad has today’s great VC post up titled Decision Making and the Venture Capital Process. I’m certain that every entrepreneur that has ever raised money from a VC has experienced this phenomenon.
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