The Due Diligence Process. How venture capital firms choose their investments
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| November 12, 2007 |  View for printing |
What can you expect venture capital firms to examine as they reach a determination regarding funding your enterprise?
By Jeffrey P. Blanchard
Full Story: http://www.americanventuremagazine.com/articles/836
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Management skills are important. Also management "beings" are important. Just how would a VC evaluate the management when all of the workers are "managers"? The frame of reference is a limited liability partnreship whereby all workers are owners and all owners are workers. We are all on the "profit" side. Mondragon Coopertive Corporation is a highly successful, global, 14 billon (2004) company in Spain which follows the worker/owner model. See my paper on the subject: http://masallp.wetpaint.com/page/MON ... TION?t=anon Comments may be emailed to me: jimmiller5417@yahoo.com |
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