…. But first, a few words on “choosing”. In startup vernacular we talk a lot more about companies being “chosen” by investors than companies doing the “choosing”. Companies “earn”, “win”, or “secure” funding. They “apply” to Y Combinator. Startup X gains status when Marc Andreessen invests in it; but Marc Andreessen doesn’t gain status because Startup X let him invest. Haven’t you ever seen Shark Tank?
Lesser-known Ways of Choosing Your Investors
Lesser-known Ways of Choosing Your Investors
Lesser-known Ways of Choosing Your Investors
…. But first, a few words on “choosing”. In startup vernacular we talk a lot more about companies being “chosen” by investors than companies doing the “choosing”. Companies “earn”, “win”, or “secure” funding. They “apply” to Y Combinator. Startup X gains status when Marc Andreessen invests in it; but Marc Andreessen doesn’t gain status because Startup X let him invest. Haven’t you ever seen Shark Tank?