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As a founder perhaps, but they have more relationships and reputation to manage than just with founders. It appears as though Andreesen was considered a truste
by moxious 10y ago
As a founder perhaps, but they have more relationships and reputation to manage than just with founders. It appears as though Andreesen was considered a trusted board member enabled to negotiate in the shareholder's interests, and as you say he was founder friendly instead.
Probably a one time thing they don't have to worry about too much. But do that a couple of times, and they might start to have problems finding co-investors on bigger deals if the perception is that the investors won't hang together as a class.
- FireBeyond 10y agoRight. If the Bloomberg (plaintiff) portrayal is accurate, then this is pretty open and shut. I mean, actively texting Zuckerberg 'steering' hints during the interview which is supposed to be about protecting the rights of _all_ shareholders?