What We’ve Learned Over the Years- How You Can Tell you are Talking to a Pretend-preneur
The startup world is open to anybody, and it seems like everybody comes through it at some time or another. I receive calls daily from
The startup world is open to anybody, and it seems like everybody comes through it at some time or another. I receive calls daily from
In the past Venture Capitalists stood in the shadows of their successful portfolio companies. Venture Capitalists would hint about their contribution and use veiled wording
When I look through my LinkedIn network these days it appears every fifth contact is a venture capitalist of one kind or another. When I
Now that TEN Capital is ten years old, we’ve learned a few lessons in helping startups raise funding and helping investors fund those startups. Here
In negotiating a startup investment there’s always a tension between the startup and the investors in placing a value on the equity in the deal.
There are many kinds of startup investors today. Venture Capital, MicroVC Funds, Corporate Venture funds, Family Offices, Angels, High Net worth Individuals (HNI), and crowdfunders
Many startup investors begin with a portfolio theory approach in which one makes a few investments across a broad range of sectors. I often hear,
As an investor, I helped launch three angel networks in Texas. In the process, I setup training programs, attended conferences, and talked with many other
1 min read How does one know How to Invest at an Opportune Time? As an investor, you want to monitor the progress of the