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Exits - 34 days ago
Fred Wilson recently wrote a series of posts detailing the economics of a Venture Capital Fund (Economics, Gross and Net Returns, When One Deal Returns The Fund, Allocating Follow-On Capital). In his posts, Fred discusses how VCs get paid and what levels. Topics: bankruptcy, exits, ipo, strategy, Venture Capital
Venture Funding - 43 days ago
In a previous post I discussed why most businesses we see should probably be bootstrapped rather than venture funded. I promised to discuss a bit more about venture backed business so here it goes:While somewhat of a self evident statement, the main... Topics: bootstrap, funding, strategy, tech capital, Venture Capital
Changing demographics effect on recruitment… Considering skilled immigrant talent attraction - 49 days ago
I went to an interesting conference not long ago where David Foote, world-renowned demographics expert and author of Boom Bust & Echo gave a very insightful talk on changing demographics and the effect these changes will have on society’s needs.I... Topics: Human Resources, Recruitment, talent attraction
Continuing on in our series of profiling Tech Capital portfolio companies, I recently spoke with Dave Bullock, President of LiveHive Systems about some of the projects they’ve been working on. We met the founders of LiveHive at a WatStart event a...
Topics: broadcast, interactive, livehive, Portfolio Company
Topics: broadcast, interactive, livehive, Portfolio Company
In Praise of Willy Loman - 63 days ago
I was approaching the end of my academic career at engineering school on Black Monday (October 16, 1987), a single day when the global stock market was hit by massive selling, resulting in the instantaneous evaporation of trillions of dollars of wealth).. Topics: inspiration, resources, sales, training, Venture Capital
