Rolling Funds and Micro VCs Explained
Not every startup investor is a big firm in a glass tower. A growing share of early checks come from small funds run by one or two partners, and from rolling …
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Pitch decks, term sheets, SAFEs and valuations, explained from both the founder and investor side.
Not every startup investor is a big firm in a glass tower. A growing share of early checks come from small funds run by one or two partners, and from rolling …
Your year-end investor update is the one most investors actually read closely. It sets the story for the year ahead, shapes how they talk about you to others …
Climate and clean energy startups rarely raise money the way a typical software company does. Hardware, pilots and physical projects need more capital for …
You have spent years building your company, and your shares may already be fully vested. Then a new investor asks you to put some of them back on a vesting …
Venture debt can stretch your runway without the dilution of a full equity round, but the loan agreement comes with rules you have to live by every month. Those …
The quiet weeks at the end of the year are the perfect time to fix the small equity paperwork problems that slow down funding rounds. A tidy cap table will not …
Sooner or later, someone on your team will ask whether they can sell some of their startup shares before an exit. That is a secondary sale, and handling it well …