sheynkman

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   by sheynkman 11y ago

   I am 48 and a General Partner at a VC fund. On the board of five tech companies. Founded three companies where I was CEO. Coded and still code every day since my Stanford CS days in the late 1980's. Right now: Scala, Node/Angul
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   My new fund: RTP Ventures (a hacker turned VC)(blog.thansys.com)

   1 points by sheynkman 15y ago|0 comments
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   How to visualize the competition(blog.thansys.com)

   2 points by sheynkman 15y ago|0 comments
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   When do VCs make mistakes?(blog.thansys.com)

   3 points by sheynkman 15y ago|1 comments
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   Complete "Getting Funded" Series(blog.thansys.com)

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   Getting Funded: Step 5, The Legal Grind(blog.thansys.com)

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   by sheynkman 15y ago

   As promised, the next post in the series is up
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   Getting Funded: Step 3, The Partner Meeting(blog.thansys.com)

   4 points by sheynkman 15y ago|1 comments
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   by sheynkman 15y ago

   Happy to help. There are a few more coming. Want to walk everyone through the whole process, especially what due diligence YOU have to do on your VCs. Enjoy.
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    Getting Funded: Step 2, The First Meeting(blog.thansys.com)

    30 points by sheynkman 15y ago|3 comments
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    by sheynkman 15y ago

    I will make a point about financial projections... they are there to let the VC know how you think about money vs. setting concrete goals. As far as "where do you see yourself in five years" interview question... my favorite answer was al