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5 Keys to Developing Trust and Leadership In A Crisis

Startup Professionals Musings

Don’t hesitate to micro-manage initially in a crisis. Micro-management at a later stage only increases stress and slows progress. Micro-management at a later stage only increases stress and slows progress. Map out some dedicated time for every serious issue. Get advice before jumping to conclusions.

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Janvest Wants to Fill the Seed Investment Gap in Israel (Interview)

VC Cafe

To learn more, VC Cafe interviewed Brian Rosenzweig, one of the managing partners in the new fund and the former marketing director at 21Ventures. Ultimately it is up to the Management Team, Advisory Board and Board of Directors to make the investment decisions, manage the capital investments and oversee portfolio company development.

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Why I Don’t Like Board Observers

Both Sides of the Table

I wrote recently about the role of Advisory Boards in startups , which I expected to be a bit controversial. It’s just that many companies waste equity on advisory boards, pick the wrong advisers or set up advisory boards with the wrong expectations. This is part of my ongoing series Startup Advice.

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Is Your VC Founder Friendly?

Steve Blank

Certain VC’s like the new class of Super-Angels and small VC funds specialize in the early stage of a startup where you are searching for a business model. And some larger funds that specialize in later stage deals may have a partner or two who likes to invest at this stage. If not, do they have a better methodology?

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