Brad joins Nate to discuss Stories, Advice, and Leveraging 35 Years of Startup Board Experience. In this episode we cover: How to Build and Leverage a Board from the Beginning, Advice for Board Members, Avoiding the Most-Common Mistakes, And more!
Dave Jilk talked about The Entrepreneur's Weekly Nietzsche and does a reading as part of the Colorado Book Awards Finals.
What is a board of directors? What is its purpose, and what makes for a good board member? And how can you get value from a board, especially if you’re a startup? This week, we have another tactical learning episode to answer these questions and much more with Brad Feld and Matt Blumberg.
Corey Kupfer interviews Brad and Matt Blumberg on M&A and Startup Boards
A book review on Startup Boards by Sarah E. Brown
PitchBook senior editor James Thorne sits down with Brad Feld, partner and co-founder of early-stage VC firm Foundry, to discuss how venture investors behave in a downturn, why entrepreneurs may want to steer clear of structured deals, and why so many good companies are born in such bad times.
The Venture Deals online course is designed to help demystify venture capital deals and early-stage startup financing to give both first-time and experienced entrepreneurs guidance to secure funding.
The first time many founders see the inside of a board room is when they step in to lead their board. But how do boards work? How should they be structured, managed, and leveraged so that startups can grow, avoid pitfalls, and get the best out of their boards?
Listen as Brad discusses his diagnosis and how it helped him respond to his anxiety and depression. Brad and David also talk about mental health in the startup community and how to stop the stigma, both broadly and in the entrepreneur space.