by Brad Feld July 26, 2011

Go: Some Thoughts on Communicating With Your Investors

Rob Go from NextView Ventures has today’s VC Post of the day titled Some Thoughts on Communicating With Your Investors. It contains some great advice for communicating with your seed investors (both VCs and angels), for building both commitment from your early VC seed investors, and creating a cadence that is effective. Fred Wilson of Union […]

Rob Go from NextView Ventures has today’s VC Post of the day titled Some Thoughts on Communicating With Your Investors. It contains some great advice for communicating with your seed investors (both VCs and angels), for building both commitment from your early VC seed investors, and creating a cadence that is effective.

Fred Wilson of Union Square Ventures MBA Monday’s post titled Financings Options: Venture Debt is the runner up. Fred continues to knock it out of the park with super useful information in his MBA Monday’s series.

We also owe a special thanks to Mark Suster of GRP Partners for his awesome review of Venture Deals: Be Smarter Than Your Lawyer and Venture Capitalist which he ran first on TechCrunch and then on his blog titled One Book Every Entrepreneur and VC Should Own. Mark – we humbly thank you for your incredibly kind words.

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July 24, 2011

Ehrenberg: Financing your start-up

Roger Ehrenberg from IA Ventures has today’s VC post of the day titled Financing your start-up. He covers some very relevant ground talking about what he thinks are the key variables an entrepreneur should consider with regard to her financing strategy: (1) Founder objectives and mind-set; (2) Business potential; (3) and Interpersonal dynamics. As with many things […]

March 1, 2012

Be Patient – It Can Take A Long Fucking Time

I loved Bijan Sabet’s (Spark) post today titled Patience & Persistence. In it, he talks about how OMGPOP’s new game Draw Something is blowing up after nearly four years of making some, but not a ton, of progress. He starts out strong: “When you go to a tech meetup, tech party, or read tech headlines, […]

November 1, 2011

Suster: Why You Should Ban Laptops & iPads at Board Meetings

Mark Suster (GRP) reminds all of us to check our laptops, iPhones, Blackberries, and other electronic devices at the door at board meetings. CEOs should enforce this, as should the other VCs and board members in the room. No “full partial attention” – just full attention.

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