| The Supportive Silicon Valley Ecosystem | May 03, 2007 |
Randy Komisar
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Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers |
Endeavor's Entrepreneurs' Summit |
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| Video 11 of 11 from this talk |
- 02:11A Venture Capitalist Innovation Process
- 02:08The TiVo Transformation
- 00:51Innovation Advice from George Lucas
- 01:21A Cautionary Word on the Deferred Life Plan
- 04:36Necessity-Driven Entrepreneurship
- 04:05Lessons Learned from Failures
- 05:26A View On Industry Bubbles and Investment Partners
- 02:07Optimizing Career and Life Opportunities
- 02:41Different Entrepreneurs Excel in Various Company Stages
- 01:17Skills Of Great Entrepreneurs
- 02:09The Supportive Silicon Valley Ecosystem
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According to Komisar, the nature of the work in Kleiner Perkins is very hands on. He meets with companies every week to build their strategies, partnerships and relationships. For this reason, it is no surprise that many companies from around the world move their management teams to Silicon Valley to build the business; the ecosystem in the area is very reinforcing. On the other hand, this is also why it is difficult for a venture capitalist to back and support a company that exists entirely in another country.
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