Venture capital (VC) funding brings significant changes to a startup, including ceding some control and committing to hypergrowth, transparency, and accountability. Entrepreneurs need to ensure that their vision and values align with those of their investors. VC funding comes with the expectation of accelerated growth, and investors often gain board seats, providing guidance and industry experience. Founders should be prepared for increased accountability and transparency as stewards of investor capital. While the CEO still runs the company, the board will have a say in key decisions, and founders should consider the long-term implications of giving out board seats. It is crucial to maintain alignment with investors and retain focus on the board, as it holds the ultimate decision-making power.
VC Funding: Things you lose By Andrew Oddo
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