How to be an ally in a diverse community
Listen and go slowly Diversity of perspectives, life experiences, and training can help propel organizations to greater success. But what about aspects of diversity where
Why a VC marriage is not like a unicorn
Such partnerships can work for investors as well as the couple Married couples obviously love each other, but ask them if they want to work
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
Howard Wolf interviews Miriam Rivera
Announcer: Sirius XM presents Stanford Pathfinders… Howard: Stanford has 225,000 alumni living all over the globe in 151 countries. They are some of the most
Questioning the Conventional Wisdom of the Reserve Fund
Doubling down on your winners doesn’t always make sense When AppDynamics was acquired by Cisco just before its planned initial public offering, reports credited early
Picking Winners is a Myth
When Lightspeed Venture Partners became the first outside investor in Snap, putting in $485,000 and then investing in subsequent rounds, it produced a return of $2 billion and instantly
Ulu Ventures Connects Diversity to Profitability
VC firms may vow to support diversity, but the numbers don’t bear that out. Only about 9% of venture capital flowed into companies that women
Say Bye to Bias
When Miriam Rivera and Clint Korver initially founded Ulu Ventures in 2009, their mission was simple: Draw on their previous careers to help founders launch