| Measuring a Venture Capitalist's Success | October 14, 2010 |
Mark Suster
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Serial Entrepreneur |
Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders Lecture Series |
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| Video 13 of 13 from this talk |
- 57:23Honest Advice on Starting a Company (Entire Talk)
- 03:39Knowing When to Sell
- 05:23Start-Up and See it Through
- 03:49The Need for Research and Prototypes
- 01:39Start on Your Own
- 03:44The Co-Founder Mythology
- 01:41Make Tech Part of Your DNA
- 01:37Don't Raise Too Much Capital
- 03:06Lean Startups and Fat Startups
- 03:30Branding and Commitment
- 02:42Relationships with Angels and Venture Capitalists
- 01:17How to Access Investors
- 02:05Measuring a Venture Capitalist's Success
Description
Which metrics indicate whether a venture capitalist is performing well? It's more than simple ROI. Venture capitalist Mark Suster speaks of the three career phases to examine: 1) Building a pipeline of deals, 2) Nurturing your portfolio companies, and 3) Harvesting investments and obtaining exits. He states that success in venture capital takes about a decade to determine.
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