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> Seems like a good deal. Hardly. They have no control over how their pitch is delivered to the audience.
by huhtenberg 15y ago
> Seems like a good deal.
Hardly. They have no control over how their pitch is delivered to the audience.
- davidandgoliath 15y agoCertainly -- but if someone owns a stake in your entity (however small) it's in their best interest to at least put things in a good light.
- MichaelApproved 15y agoNo, it's in their best interest to make the show entertaining. Sometimes that means they make you look silly so you're the comic relief. They have the advantage of editing the show after the pitch so they can decide how valuable you are to them. They decide what they value more: equity in your company or making you look silly for the sake of the show.
- bdonlan 15y ago> They decide what they value more: equity in your company or making you look silly for the sake of the show. And they can always just take both.