| Attracting People in the Early Stages | May 19, 2004 |
Fern Mandelbaum
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Monitor Venture Partners |
Entrepreneurial Thought Leader Speaker Series |
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| Video 17 of 18 from this talk |
- 01:22Putting Together a Team
- 04:19Fern's Career Path
- 02:57The Decision to Sell
- 04:08What Do You Look For in a Company?
- 04:42Common Problems Facing Startups
- 02:24Advice for Aspiring Entrepreneurs
- 03:55From Startup Coach to Venture Capitalist
- 02:21The Value of Business School
- 02:21How Do You Balance Work and Family?
- 01:51What Special Factor Makes an Entrepreneur Successful?
- 03:09Matching Interest with Business Opportunities
- 02:57Creating a Company Out of a Founder and a Great Idea
- 01:26How Much Should You Tell Investors?
- 02:06The VC Market Today
- 02:07How Do You Meet Really Great People?
- 02:43Can Entrepreneurship Be Taught?
- 02:16Attracting People in the Early Stages
- 02:06Making Connections
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Even without money for salaries, people are often attracted to companies with equity, says Mandelbaum. Obviously, equity is more attractive for people early on in their careers without a family to support and mortgage payments to make, she adds. However, there is angel money available right now from people looking for great ideas, so equity doesn't have to be the only compensation option.
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