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How A VC Thinks About Marketplaces

Today’s great post is from Albert Wegner at Union Square Ventures titled Structural Change and Marketplaces.  If you want a view of how Albert and his partners think about marketplaces (and the structural changes occurring) read carefully.

Today’s great post is from Albert Wegner at Union Square Ventures titled Structural Change and Marketplaces.  If you want a view of how Albert and his partners think about marketplaces (and the structural changes occurring) read carefully.

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How Many Companies Should Be in a VC’s Fund?

Tom Crotty, managing general partner of Battery Ventures, has today’s best post of the day up over at PEHub.  It’s titled The Portfolio Effect: Battery’s Tom Crotty on Why VCs Should Back at Least 25 Companies in Every Fund.  Tom explains that, regardless of fund size, each fund should try to have between 25 and […]

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What Should You Send To Prospective Investors?

Venture Hacks has two great posts up about what kind of stuff you should send to investors if you are looking for financing. What should I send investors? Part 1: Elevator Pitch. What should I send investors? Part 2: Deck. Plus, as a special bonus, you get to see Ali G pitching investors.  This nicely […]

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Should Venture-backed Companies Require Non-Competes?

Today’s great post(s) are from Fred Wilson and Bijan Sabet regarding the usage of non-compete clauses for employees of venture-backed startups.  Specifically Bijan argues that non-competes should be eliminated and Fred argues that they should not, if properly paid for. It’s an interesting debate, but one that I side with Fred on.  Having spent the past 10 […]

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