2002 Distribution Equity Naming 
www.inc.com
SEPTEMBER 24, 2011
Naming a Business. Will Work for Equity. Dave Graham Business Venture Capital Private Equity GlobalLogic Inc. Determined not to miss another opportunity, Graham has begun waiving fees and instead taking equity in clients he thinks have a good shot at success. Theres a huge opportunity cost in not taking equity," he says.
finance.fortune.cnn.com
AUGUST 21, 2012
Term Sheet The latest on private equity, M&A, deals and movements — from Wall Street to Silicon Valley. Exclusive: Returns for brand-name VC funds By Dan Primack August 20, 2012: 12:15 PM ET. Overall, the fund-of-funds is 97% called for 45 funds raised between 1999 and 2002. MPM BioVentures III (2002): 76% (44%).
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David Teten
MARCH 24, 2014
Teten : I’m not sure I agree, as inevitably some people will look like geniuses in a random distribution of outcomes. Can you prove that more of these people exist than one would expect from random distribution of outcomes of investing in the public markets? We over-weighted small cap value stocks in 1998-2002.
Ben's Blog
AUGUST 31, 2020
MANAGE MY SUBSCRIPTIONS By clicking the Subscribe button, you agree to the Privacy Policy Fintech products ease more Americans into the stock market The percentage of Americans who own stocks is falling, according to the Wall Street Journal : only 55 percent own stocks today, compared to 67 percent in 2002. in addition to home ownership.
Both Sides of the Table
JULY 10, 2010
Michael is a very accomplished corporate executive in his own right having run Sega Gameworks and helped IPO EuroDisney as well as having been on the founding team of DreamWorks SKG (where he helped them raise their first $900 million in equity). Shame they didn’t like his suggested name for the company: DreamWorks SKG-MM.
Pascal's View
MAY 13, 2011
My full answer to this question follows: Public companies with equity market capitalizations of less than $1 billion have been negatively impacted by these market changes—and within this group, companies with capitalizations of $500 million or less have suffered the most. Median age of a venture backed company hits 8.7 cents or 6.25
Mike Michalowicz
OCTOBER 14, 2012
I sold the first company I founded, a computer technology integrator, to private equity in 2002. We then wrote out our distributions from there, on the bank starter checks. Even with no income and thirty thousand left to my name, my big fat ego couldn’t accept defeat. Here’s the problem. We’ll get to that in a moment.
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