Sun.Jul 28, 2019

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Certainty Of Close

A VC: Musings of a VC in NYC

On Friday, I had two separate conversations with founders about fundraising strategies. Both had an easier path that would likely get them to a closing quickly but might cost them some economics and a harder/longer path that would allow them to maximize economics. I gave them both the same advice which is that certainty of close is super important, particularly early on in a venture when you see an opportunity and want to capture it before someone else does.

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Before you start your business, choose the level you want to play

NZ Entrepreneur

In the second of a three part series, serial entrepreneur and investor Josh Comrie explains why choosing the level you want to play at before you invest in building a business, is key. At least two or three times a month, I have the same, typical conversation with a friend, associate or acquaintance wanting business advice. We’ll call them a ‘Wantrepreneur’ or WP for short, using Seth Godin’s term for someone keen to break the shackles of salaried employment.

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[OurCrowd in Forbes] Want To Invest In The Next Beyond Meat? Check Out The 252 Foodtech Startups In Israel

OurCrowd

As an individual investor, it’s probably too late for you to invest in Beyond Meat given its $14 billion market cap and impossible to invest in a startup such as Impossible Foods. Unless you are one of the 30,000-plus individual investors from 183 countries investing in startups through OurCrowd, an Israeli equity crowdfunding platform. Read more here.