| The Co-Founder Mythology | October 14, 2010 |
Mark Suster
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Serial Entrepreneur |
Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders Lecture Series |
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| Video 6 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
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While many legendary Silicon Valley companies were founded by teams of two, partnerships aren't without their problems, states venture capitalist Mark Suster. Disagreements arise based on personal life changes, business strategies, and roles within the company. Suster prefers to avoid playing the role of co-founder "marriage counselor" by working with a strong, individual entrepreneur.
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