Posted on: March 21, 2013 by John GreathouseNo Comments »
John Greathouse, a general partner at Rincon Venture Partners and peHUB guest columnist, weighs in on the “Series A crunch” and offers some practical strategies startups can use to increase their odds of surviving the crunch.
by Mark Boslet
Posted on: December 20, 2012 by Mark Boslet2 Comments »
The Series A crunch boils down to this: Too many seed fundings, too few follow-on A financings. In other words, excessive supply and limited demand. So if you want to get your arms around the expected funding shortfall, do the math. That’s what CB Insights did in a recent study.
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