Tag Archives: startups

How seed/pre-seed founders choose between VCs

The challenge of choosing between competing offers – which are the top factors for founders to choose a VC?

10 Rosh Hashanah Resolutions for Startup Founders

10 Rosh Hashanah resolutions for startups and VCs

Pre-Seed: faster deck reviews, longer fundraising time

Two and a half minutes. That’s on average the time spent by investors on a pre-seed deck. What should your deck include and what mistakes to avoid? more in my latest post on VC Cafe

Founder-Investor Fit

The importance of founder-investor fit and how to test for it

Take Five – Venture

Sharing five topics that caught my attention this past week as we all deal with information overload.
1. venture capital
2. remote work
3. gaming and metaverse
4. impact of downturn
5. narrative violation in EMEA

Investing in the pillars of the Metaverse

The term Metaverse can be misunderstood. In this post, I break down the building blocks of the Metaverse, how they’re developing and what are the opportunities for investors in this space.

Take Five – Unreal and Epic share their visions for the Metaverse, Elon Musk opines on remote work and the continued impact of the downturn on tech

Congrats to Her Majesty on celebrating 70 years as the ruling monarch of the United Kingdom. Take Five is my weekly post on the news I would like to highlight this week. 1. We’re not done ‘correcting’ in tech Last week I posted a deep dive into the continued impact of the current downturn in …

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Take Five – How will the downturn continue to play out on startups and venture capital

Building on my post on ‘Advice for startups in a downturn (May 2022 edition)’, this week I continued to follow with interest the impact of the current correction on startups and venture capital, particularly in early stage.

Friday take 5: what I read this week

One of the things I missed about the time I started blogging is the naiveness and casualness of it. Writing a post was more like writing a tweet. With time, perhaps due my own inhibitions, doing a post was more like writing a memo. I felt like it needed to be robust and well researched …

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