Source: Next Generation Growth I’ve blogged before about how the economics of the venture industry affect how venture capitalists evaluate potential investments, the main conclusion of which is that VCs are really only interested in companies that could potentially IPO or sell for at least several hundred million dollars.
Let’s say you pitch a VC and you’ve got a coherent business plan and some thoughtful perspectives on how your business scales. Does that mean you get the venture capital investment that you so desire? Source: Toothpaste for Dinner Not necessarily. There could be many reasons for a rejection, but one that crops up a great deal is not anything intrinsically wrong with a...