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The NextView Ventures Manifesto

View from Seed

In two cases, these businesses were doing significant early revenue ($500K/month+), so could be considered “post-seed”, although both of these companies had not raised significant institutional capital before we led their rounds. Of the last 15 investments we’ve made, we’ve been the lead or co-lead investor over 80% of the time. .

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How to Get World Class Experts to Support Your Company

David Teten

This is particularly true in New York, where their traditional financial services industry client base has sustained significant damage since the 2008 financial crisis. Can you give a brief overview: when you were founded, investors, current status? David Teten: How do startups sign up? Previously posted at Forbes.

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Our Investing Manifesto at NextView

Rob Go

In two cases, these businesses were doing significant early revenue ($500K/month+), so could be considered “post-seed”, although both of these companies had not raised significant institutional capital before we led their rounds. Of the last 15 investments we’ve made, we’ve been the lead or co-lead investor over 80% of the time. .

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What Is NextView’s Focus? Another Stroll Through Our Portfolio

Rob Go

Actually, growth equity firms I find are best at this, because they have very specific financial criteria that they look for, such as ranges for revenue, ebitda, growth, etc. But we behave pretty much exactly the same way in those companies as we do when we are the lead and only institutional investor. This isn’t a quota.