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How to Evaluate Firms for a Seed VC Syndicate

Genuine VC

Term-driving investor approach – An entrepreneur finds a lead (quasi-)institutional venture investor to price and set the structure/dynamics of the round, working together to bring in additional syndicate partners (either/both other funds and individual angels). There is some correlation here, but not complete alignment, to check size (i.e.

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GrabCAD & Professional Communities ? AGILEVC

Agile VC

How to Evaluate Firms for a Seed VC. Today one of our portfolio companies, GrabCAD, announced it’s Series A funding led by Matrix. NextView originally invested in the company’s seed round in the spring of 2011 and we again participated in this latest round along with Atlas Venture. How To Think About The Future.

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How and Why the NextView Everyday Economy Accelerator is Different

View from Seed

The need for this arrangement is partially for the synchronized culmination of the program towards a Demo Day (see next point) and the coordination of an operational machine designed to scale with more & more companies with each class. all designed to scale, it requires a logistical effort with a rigid timeline.

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Announcing K9 Ventures II – A $40M technology-focused micro-VC fund

K9 Ventures

which was a $6.25M fund designed to be deployed over 3-4 years, making initial investments between $100K – $250K in concept and seed stage technology companies located in the San Francisco Bay Area. K9 Ventures II will still be syndicating most investments with other seed and angel investors.

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Announcing K9 Ventures II – A $40M technology-focused micro-VC fund

K9 Ventures

which was a $6.25M fund designed to be deployed over 3-4 years, making initial investments between $100K – $250K in concept and seed stage technology companies located in the San Francisco Bay Area. K9 Ventures II will still be syndicating most investments with other seed and angel investors.