“You need to be obsessed about the problem that you’re solving, understand your users, and the rest will follow.” Watch this founder spotlight with Meirav Oren of Versatile for insights about what it means to be category defining, how to think about “plans vs. actuals”, how to choose investors, and more:
There are many great blogs out there on the topic of building effective pitch decks; however, we thought that it would be helpful to write one that is straight-forward about what turns investors off from certain decks – the red flags that founders should avoid. Read about 12 red flags in pre-seed pitch decks in our newest blog:
“The Power Law should be on every tech founder’s—and self-reflective VC’s—reading list…” Most of the books that we’ve suggested so far have been from the viewpoint of entrepreneurs who built companies with the backing of venture capitalists. In “The Power Law” however, Sebastian Mallaby writes from the perspective of the VCs themselves based on extensive interviews with some of the most successful venture capitalists. Read it if you want a dive into the minds of VCs
? In the Hebrew podcast “Crypto, Web3, NFTs, and Everything Between Them”, Entrée crypto investor Tomer Niv was invited to chat about how the crypto industry in Israel changed over the last three years, the state of the market, common crypto founder mistakes, and more. Tomer also recently joined the English podcast “High Tech on the Low” where he discussed how the current market is an opportunity for founders and entrepreneurs to innovate.
