by Brad Feld July 4, 2008

Intent, Term Sheets, and Off Limit Questions

Rick Segal has three great blog posts up this 4th of July weekend. He’s Canadian so I expect he is still working – maybe we’ll see a fourth from him. Term Sheets vs. Intent 3 VC Questions You Should Not Answer Dancing With the One Who Brung Ya Happy 4th Rick. Keep writing.

Rick Segal has three great blog posts up this 4th of July weekend. He’s Canadian so I expect he is still working – maybe we’ll see a fourth from him.

Happy 4th Rick. Keep writing.

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October 3, 2008

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 […]

June 7, 2009

When Failure Is An Option

Today’s great post is from David Cowan of Bessemer Venture Partners and is titled Israeli Venture Keynote: When Failure Is An Option. Embedded is his keynote presentation from last week at the Israeli Venture Association Annual Conference. While David focused on lessons for venture capital in Israel, they apply broadly to venture capital anywhere in […]

November 3, 2007

Fun VC Phrases That Mean Nothing

Rick Segal has today’s great VC post up titled More Favorite VC Phrases. It includes his analysis of such chestnuts as “let’s go to the next step”, “come back when you’ve got some traction”, “we’re excited”, “I’m interested”, and “we can close quickly.” At least we don’t have “Honestly, to tell you the truth …” […]

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