Why Founders Need to Design Experiments
Designing Seed Stage Experiments The most successful entrepreneurs are passionate learners; they seek to acquire in-depth knowledge about their business as quickly as possible on
Fundraising Tips for Early Stage Founders
According to a new report by Latin Donor Collaborative, US Latinos GDP is a critical force in the recovery of the economy and key in
When it Comes to Market Analysis, it’s Bottoms-Up!
As a venture firm, we want to see our portfolio companies go after big market opportunities by encouraging them to conduct experiments in order to
How to Successfully Shut Down a Company
When things don’t go well for founders, their decision to shut down the company is one of the most painful things they’re forced to do
How to be an Ally in a Diverse Community (part 2)
With the pandemic and the uprisings profoundly affecting minority communities across the country, people go to work everyday and may have no idea that their
Vague “Asks” Are a Time Suck
Poor Queries Can Hurt the Requester Requesting introductions from the well-connected is a great way to expand your professional network. But frequently such requests are
5 Ways to Manage Your Lawyers as Your Startup Grows
Handling legal affairs poorly can damage a startups success It’s a commonly held perception that lawyers are ruining America, a view that can be especially resonant
10 Steps to Hiring Your Startup’s World-Beating A-Team
Hiring the right team is the one thing you have to get right. Few founders do. A new survey says there’s almost a one in
If you don’t want to get fired from your startup, founders should remember these 3 things
Not being in alignment with your board can cause troubles even founders can’t manage It’s a sad reality, but many chief executives and company founders
