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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.
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.
Mark MacLeod (Real Ventures) is about to start a blog series on SaaS Math. The topics he’s going to write about follow: Why investors, customers and vendors love SaaS SaaS Metrics 101: Acquisition, Activation, Retention, Referrals, Revenues What and how to measure Per User Economics broken down Measuring tools: custom vs. off the shelf How […]
The theme of the VC post of the day today is “better board meetings.” We noticed two VC’s blogging about this so we thought we’d highlight both of them. The first is from Robert Siegel of X/Seed Capital titled A Thought on Board Meetings. In addition to saying nice words about previous posts from Brad on […]
There were very few VC posts today – I’m guessing most VC bloggers are either sleeping late, at SXSW (and possibly sleeping late due to their hangovers), or not blogging today (yeah – I know the third one is – well – a tautology). Mark Suster (GRP) has a great post up titled Never Negotiate Piecemeal. […]
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