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If it takes much longer, it's probably because it's a company that should be raising, or that the company failed to properly prime interest prior to fundraising
by colinplamondon 14y ago
If it takes much longer, it's probably because it's a company that should be raising, or that the company failed to properly prime interest prior to fundraising. Once you begin fundraising, it's extremely, extremely bad for the process to draw out. From the first time you ask for term sheets, you should be able to fill the round fast.
- wensing 14y agoI guess it does matter if we are counting the "prime interest" part of the equation or not.