by Brad Feld June 12, 2007

The Re-emergence of Venture Debt

Ed Sim has today’s great VC post titled Don’t forget to look at venture debt when raising a new round. Venture debt is a useful part of the capital structure of any VC-backed company and is suddenly trendy again. Ed writes eloquently about the advantages and pitfalls.

Ed Sim has today’s great VC post titled Don’t forget to look at venture debt when raising a new round. Venture debt is a useful part of the capital structure of any VC-backed company and is suddenly trendy again. Ed writes eloquently about the advantages and pitfalls.

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August 29, 2011

When Financings Fall Apart

Rand Fishkin, the CEO & co-founder of SEOmoz, has an long, thorough, and incredibly detailed blog post up about The $24 Million Moz Almost Raised. Rand does an awesome job of providing extensive details while maintaining confidentiality of the participants. The story covers the full lifecycle of the VC fundraising process, beginning with Rand and his […]

July 22, 2007

An Investment Bankers’ View On Brokers in Early Stage Fundraising

(Brad): I got an email from Donna Murdoch at The Keystone Equities Group in Philadelphia taking me to task for the post Jason wrote on 1/17/07 titled Are There Venture Capital Brokers? Donna – who I do not know – didn’t like our perspective and suggested a different point of view. I encouraged her to write […]

August 31, 2011

If An Entrepreneur Has Children, Does It Impact Funding Decisions?

Question: What is your take on entrepreneurs who have young children or otherwise active family lives? Is this a factor in funding decisions? I try to live with a family-first mentality but find it hard to compete with young unattached entrepreneurs who can put startup-first. My answer is simple – this shouldn’t be a factor […]

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