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New Plain Preferred Term Sheet

www.founderinstitute.com

When members see connections, they often partner with one another, backstopping and expanding each other’s capabilities and skills or forming entirely new ventures. Chris Dixon posted about an ideal term sheet for first round funding, which started an blogosphere discussion about terms.

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The NextView Ventures Manifesto

View from Seed

That said, we tend to be very flexible on syndication to bring on great partners, and have collaborated with terrific partners like our most frequent co-investors Founder Collective, Accomplice, LHV, Softech, and others.

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There Is Only ONE Silicon Valley

Gust

Many other communities are entrepreneur-friendly and, by any measure, have the tools in place to spawn new high growth companies. Boston, New York City, Seattle and Southern California spawn many exciting startups…but do not exceed the Valley in any measure of entrepreneurial achievement.

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Doing Deals – 3 Tips for Entrepreneurs (Part 3)

Scott Edward Walker

Indeed, whether you’re raising funds, entering into a partnering agreement or selling your company, you need to do your diligence and assess with whom you are dealing. For example, as a corporate associate at a large New York law firm, I was representing Sony in connection with its acquisition of CBS Records.

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Flexible VC, a New Model for Companies Targeting Profitability

David Teten

(co-written with Jamie Finney, Founding Partner at Greater Colorado Venture Fund. Similar to the explosion of seed funds in the past decade, we (and some limited partners too ) believe these Flexible VCs are on the forefront of what will become a major segment of the venture ecosystem. Of the Inc. 5000 companies, only 6.5% return cap.

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Should You Really be a Startup Entrepreneur?

Both Sides of the Table

Inbound calls from partners, people who want to join, atta boys from friends. We just landed the biz dev partner we’ve been working on for 9 months. Google DID NOT just acquire our main biz dev partner. But we had a term sheet !!! I remember the New York Times wrote an interesting article about it.

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Some Thoughts on Branding Startups and Communities

Both Sides of the Table

For me Silicon Beach doesn’t quite encapsulate the wonderful, dynamic, creative, large, thriving community that is the 13 million proud Angelinos any more than Silicon Alley captures the bustling 2012 community of New York City. So many had names of partners (Kleiner Perkins) or local favorite identifiers like trees (Sequoia).

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