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Selling a Business and Inefficient Markets

The market for selling a business is highly inefficient. This is one of the main reasons why a well-designed and properly executed exit strategy can increase a company’s valuation by 50% or more. A Counter Example – The Residential Real…

Why Venture Capital Firms Are Too Big

The Problem with the Modern VC Model Much has been said recently about how the venture capital (VC) model is broken. One of the biggest, yet often overlooked reasons is simple: VC firms have become too large to serve early-stage…

Understanding the Math Behind Venture Capital Funds

Why Fund Size Matters to Angels and Entrepreneurs Key Takeaways The Bigger Picture Venture capital (VC) plays a powerful role in shaping startup outcomes—but it’s often misunderstood, especially by founders and early investors. One key area that gets overlooked is…

The VC Model is Broken

The venture capital (VC) model has faced increasing scrutiny over the past decade, with numerous industry experts and commentators highlighting its structural issues and misalignments. Below is a curated list of notable articles and discussions that delve into the challenges…

Venture Capital Exit Times

In my previous posts — Venture Capital Firms are Too Big and Venture Capital Funds: How the Math Works — I discussed how venture capital investors tend to invest excessively and only aim to exit when the returns are exceptionally…