1993 Entrepreneur Partner Venture Capital 
Feld Thoughts
JANUARY 2, 2014
I often get asked how I ended up becoming a venture capitalist. When people ask me how they can become a VC, I point them to my partner Seth Levine’s excellent blog posts How to become a venture capitalist and How to get a job in venture capital (revisited). An accidental one.
Feld Thoughts
SEPTEMBER 26, 2014
Our premise when we started doing branded accelerators with large companies was that we’d get deep mentor involvement from execs at the company we are partnering with. Len and his partner Jerry Poch bought my first company in 1993. In 2000, I invested via Mobius Venture Capital in The Feld Group and joined the board.
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Both Sides of the Table
DECEMBER 2, 2010
It’s the story of persistence in entrepreneurs. As a VC I’m acutely that a “yes&# decision to support an entrepreneur can do just that, yet I only write 2-4 of them per year and maybe another 3-4 as an angel. I try not to go out to entrepreneur events in LA every night – I have work to get done and a family.
Hearpreneur
MARCH 17, 2024
We asked some entrepreneurs what their story is. 98% of venture capital funding goes to male-founded start-ups, leaving less than 2% for female-founded startups. As an entrepreneur, I wanted to control my work & create a platform for my creativity to thrive. Thanks to Michael Dent, What Man and Van !
Both Sides of the Table
FEBRUARY 14, 2018
The idea is simple enough: several female VC partners at top funds will hold 1-hour meetings with 40 promising female entrepreneurs looking to get advice on their business and pitch in a friendly, non-judgmental, safe environment. My partner Kara wrote a great post on the topic that you should read. we have a long way to go.
www.singlefounder.com
OCTOBER 23, 2010
Venture capital is one method of getting a company off the ground, but it’s not the only method. Venture capital is also not a guarantee of success. Venture capitalists invest in multiple companies because they know that not all of them will succeed. Myth #3: I need a partner. Really big.
Steve Blank
JUNE 22, 2009
Hewlett’s partner Dave Packard wanted to get into the computer business.) IBM had a near death experience in 1993, and moved from a product-centric hardware company to selling a complete set of solutions and services. And venture capital and entrepreneurship has made life even tougher for the modern corporation.
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