basilpeters

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Angel Investing is Where VC was 25 Years Ago(angelblog.net)
2 points by basilpeters 17y ago|0 comments
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Early Exit Options(angelcapitaleducation.org)
5 points by basilpeters 18y ago|0 comments
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VC Return Numbers are Bogus(angelblog.net)
4 points by basilpeters 18y ago|0 comments
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by basilpeters 18y ago
I get asked this all the time. Here is my suggested startup to do list. I hope this helps. http://www.angelblog.net/Startups_The_Essential_To_Do_List.h...
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Optimum Share and Option Vesting(angelblog.net)
1 points by basilpeters 18y ago|0 comments
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Is Angel or VC Financing Best?(angelblog.net)
2 points by basilpeters 18y ago|0 comments
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by basilpeters 18y ago
Paul - I agree with you. No VC backed company should be surprised, but in my experience, many are. I believe most entrepreneurs don't really understand share classes and the practical implications of many terms in their investment agreement
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How VCs Block Exits(angelblog.net)
47 points by basilpeters 18y ago|20 comments
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Exits with VC and Angel Investors -The Wiltbank Data(angelblog.net)
1 points by basilpeters 18y ago|0 comments
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Gaps in Understanding(angelblog.net)
1 points by basilpeters 18y ago|0 comments
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by basilpeters 18y ago
Oops. I meant can't have an even number. I know 3 and 5 aren't. Blush.
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by basilpeters 18y ago
On the number of directors, please keep in mind that this is at the time the angels have invested, so the company is reasonably far along. You must have an even number, so the choices are 3 or 5. Three is workable, but does not provide much
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by basilpeters 18y ago
Startup funding is NOT easy. There are several reasons why it’s so difficult: supply, demand, availability of information, fees and experience. There’s a post on my blog that explains these reasons at: http://www.AngelBlog.net/Startup_Fund