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BU Questrom School of Business – Top 7 Books for Innovators to Read in 2019
I’m in Boston today, so was fun to see Venture Deals make the list from Boston University Questrom School of Business of Top 7 Books for Innovators to Read in 2019.
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Will Price from Hummer Winbald has today’s Great VC Blog of the Day up titled Isolating Causality: Bad Market or Bad Company. He could have titled it “Isolating Casualty” (that’s how I read it the first time.)
Does Having a H1B-Visa Founder Preclude Venture Investment?
Q: Does having an H1B founder (among other non-H1B founders) inherently prevent a startup from being funded? For example, what if a U.S. citizen creates the company which receives funding, and then applies for the H1B founder to join as a regular employee and then issue a founder-sized portion of the company stock? One possible […]
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One question that we’ve gotten fairly frequently is whether or not an entrepreneur should take money from unaccredited investors. It’s tempting – you have friends and family that want to help you out, in many cases don’t want debt and want a piece of the action. Brad and I aren’t your lawyers. If you take […]
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