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by Dragos, 27 Aug 2004, 11:01
Category: VC & Entrepreneurship, Comments (0)

If you are interested in what is behind a Venture Capital model and some of the basic stuff from the industry here's a new lesson: participating preference (or double dip). If I add term sheet negotiation, the pitch, sweat equity or the perfect VC - operator or investor? I think a little manual on VC 101 can emerge.

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