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Every founder's journey is different, as is every startup, but there is always scope to learn from each other's journeys. In this video, Siddharth Dialani shares a short message for founders who are focusing on building for rural consumers. Learn from his journey of building BharatAgri! Watch the video: https://lnkd.in/gSm4gk_u

From leading the BBC iPlayer, to launching multiple businesses and then to Founder & CEO of SeedLegals! 😲 What a journey! In case you missed it, here is a slice of my conversation with the wonderful Anthony Rose of SeedLegals last week. You can catch the full conversation on the platform of your choice here: 👇👇👇👇👇👇👇 https://lnkd.in/e8ksXNM7 #foundersunplugged #thinkwork #foundersjourney #startuplife

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Venture capital VS private equity... which is better? Neither is better, right? They're fundamentally different approaches to investing in private companies. Except on this week's episode, the two investing factions will battle it out for the right to invest in Daniel Hershberg's startup The Amateur Golf Society of America. Dan first started AGS in 2020 while working at his previous company, Workhorse Brewing Company. But earlier this year Dan had a choice to make. Work with his existing private equity investors to spin AGS out of the brewery or start a new company on his own. Whichever path he chose, would have huge ramifications when Dan showed up to pitch the VCs on our show. I don't want to spoil the end, but suffice it to say... you're in for a rollercoaster ride on episode 119! Venture Capital vs. Private Equity 🫣 https://pitch.show/119 ⛳️ Don't miss this episode from The Pitch. I can guarantee you'll learn something new.

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🚀 Ready to supercharge your business growth? Join me on today's episode of Collisions YYC as I dive into the art of expansion with Steven V., the CEO and Co-Founder of WaitWell. You'll discover the three pillars driving WaitWell's remarkable success: 🎯 Customer-Centric Development 📊 Data-Driven Decision-Making 🚀 Optimizing Service Delivery Learn how these principles propelled WaitWell to introduce a game-changing product refined through customer feedback. 💬 You'll also gain insights into the venture capital landscape in Alberta. In order to prepare for scaling, WaitWell took a bootstrapping approach. 🥾 This, paired with their use of the Agile framework, laid a rock-solid foundation that attracted the right investors. 💪 Steve's strategic wisdom: 🛠️ Selective capital seeking 📈 Prove success first 🤝 Choose VCs as true partners 🎧 Tune in now: https://lnkd.in/gEAPCU7e #CollisionsYYC #Scaling #VentureCapital #FollowTheMoney #Intelligence

Should a seed-stage company bother with regular board meetings? Do you as a VC require it from your companies? It's a surprisingly controversial topic... There are many, many Seed VCs who think "too much governance" is actually distracting or downright harmful for an early-stage founder. "Wire the money, get out of their way, and let them go build," they say. Let the Series A investors worry about the Board (if this company even gets there) My guest Sunil Nagaraj has been championing a very different course of action for all the deals he leads: Do away with the 3-hour BoD every 3 months and instead opt for 20-minute 'board stand-ups' with founders every month. Personally, I like that approach a lot. And given Ubiquity Ventures' industry-leading *90%* seed-to-Series A graduation rate... it really feels like Sunil's approach is working. But it's not without its detractors -- dig in with me on VSC Ventures latest episode of CLIMB to learn why:

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