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Most startups are leaving money on the table when it comes to pricing their products and services.
The COVID-19 pandemic changed the world of benefits forever. Companies rethought the traditional office paradigm and re-evaluated the suite of benefits that provide a strong work experience for employees.
It’s commonly believed that the top two reasons startups fail are “There’s no market need” and “They ran out of cash.”
The global cybersecurity market is booming. Against a backdrop of uncertainty, it’s displayed resilience and has largely been insulated from the volatility of markets.
This article originally appeared in Business Insider. I joined Menlo Ventures as a partner after years of building Growth Product teams focused on activation, retention, and monetization. I gravitated towards...
It’s no secret that the tech industry has a diversity problem.
I recently hosted a webinar with Dave O’Callaghan, Managing Partner of Vation, who shared his extensive expertise on indirect go-to-market sales and partnerships.
As has been widely covered in the press and the latest Q2 venture funding statistics, the financing environment for venture-backed companies changed significantly at the beginning of the year.
What is the actual financial impact of Brexit for early-stage technology companies in Silicon Valley? Zip, zilch, nada.
Sixteen years of being a venture capitalist has taught me to embrace and adapt to change, but I have also learned that some principles are timeless.
On February 2, the New York Times published a story suggesting venture capitalists were worried of a looming tech bubble.
Savvy investors, both at financial investment firms and corporate investment groups know that startups and fast-growth companies bring the most innovative ideas to the market, opening new sectors and creating thousands of new jobs annually.
