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I gave a speech to the Venture Association of New Jersey yesterday. In the speech I highlighted many of the less well known themes that I have blogged about. Much is lost without the voice over, but I thought I would share my slides anyway. Enjoy.
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Very nice Mark
Curious why you did not mention some of the "prerequisites" for Venture Capital - like size of addressable market you need - Its better to seek VC money if you are going after a billion dollar market than $100 MM etc. Most entrepreneurs need capital even for small market ventures, but the VC is not probably the right person for it.
Posted by: Mukund Mohan | November 19, 2008 at 01:24 PM
The audience for this speech had a basic understanding of VC. My focus was to touch on some of the common mistakes/ less obvious considerations.
Posted by: Mark Davis | November 19, 2008 at 04:10 PM
I wasn't able to make it over to NJ that day. Any chance you would be doing a similar speech again? Looked interesting :)
Posted by: Phil Karl | November 20, 2008 at 09:27 PM