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BU Questrom School of Business – Top 7 Books for Innovators to Read in 2019
I’m in Boston today, so was fun to see Venture Deals make the list from Boston University Questrom School of Business of Top 7 Books for Innovators to Read in 2019.
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Did You Make Your Expense Plan?
My partner Seth Levine has today’s VC blog post of the day titled You’re burning too much money. While early stage companies often miss their revenue plan, there’s no particularly good reason why they should miss their expense plan since they have 100% control over it. However, some do, while others set it way too […]
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Is Dilution Considered When Talking About Equity Ranges?
Q: When we talk about the equity percentage numbers for those directors and other early participants, are these numbers based on the total number of shares prior to a funding event or does the base share number include those allocated for investors as well? As the shares for future investors are hard to predict, I […]
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SaaS and Cost Cutting vs. Sales
Today’s two great VC posts are from David Cowan and Stu Phillips. David writes on The Prospects for SaaS. He also discusses his mixed experience with his squash gnocchi. Stu writes on The other side of cost cutting. While cutting costs is important if you are trying to become profitable, Stu suggests that everyone should […]
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Did You Make Your Expense Plan?
My partner Seth Levine has today’s VC blog post of the day titled You’re burning too much money. While early stage companies often miss their revenue plan, there’s no particularly good reason why they should miss their expense plan since they have 100% control over it. However, some do, while others set it way too […]
Is Dilution Considered When Talking About Equity Ranges?
Q: When we talk about the equity percentage numbers for those directors and other early participants, are these numbers based on the total number of shares prior to a funding event or does the base share number include those allocated for investors as well? As the shares for future investors are hard to predict, I […]
SaaS and Cost Cutting vs. Sales
Today’s two great VC posts are from David Cowan and Stu Phillips. David writes on The Prospects for SaaS. He also discusses his mixed experience with his squash gnocchi. Stu writes on The other side of cost cutting. While cutting costs is important if you are trying to become profitable, Stu suggests that everyone should […]
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