Fred Wilson on "The VC's Customer"
Fred Wilson has an awesome blog on The VC’s Customer. The first few sentences summarize the post. Many of the people I know in the venture capital business think their
Fred Wilson has an awesome blog on The VC’s Customer. The first few sentences summarize the post. Many of the people I know in the venture capital business think their
Well – it’s about 20 days after the end of the quarter and the Ernst & Young / Venture One survey of venture capital funding is out and the Denver Post
As part of the VC Advisory Board for Microsoft’s Emerging Business Technology group, I like to say that I work for Microsoft three days a year (this is how often
When I was a child, I had a fleeting glimpse of my future. My mother used to tell me to “pay attention” as my brain wandered off to something else. Little
Pascal Levensohn just put up a teaser post about his upcoming white paper addressing venture governance and the CEO succession challenge. I’ve referred to this paper in the last two
I recently posted about the signs that a board should consider replacing the CEO. My partner Heidi Roizen came up with these as her answer to a question posed by
Several months ago, I posted about Pascal Levensohn's great white paper titled "After the Term Sheet: How Venture Boards Influence the Success or Failure of Technology Companies." Th
Larry Gregory has put together an interesting VC panel for the upcoming Microsoft PDC in Los Angeles in mid-September. Rather than the typical VC panel – where we get to
In the “best entrepreneur gossip blog post” of the day category, Alan Meckler and the guys from LightReading.com give a public example of the issues in the intellectual exchange that
Fred Wilson has a great weekly series called VC Cliche of the Week – this week’s post is on meeting the numbers. It’s worth a slow and thoughtful read. I