Breaking Out of Silicon Valley: High-Impact Entrepreneurship Between the Coasts
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| Rating | : | 4.28 (930 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B072TWMZLB |
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| Number of Pages | : | 305 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-12-15 |
| Language | : | English |
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Since 1990, he's had the good fortune of practicing law in North Carolina and, for the last five years, in Wisconsin. He's left the legal business three times, either to start his own venture-backed startups, or in one instance, to co-found and manage a $26 million early-stage venture fund in North Ca
Play it smart, and you can realize your startup ambitions without moving to Silicon Valley. Get insider tips on pitching your startups to different investors; venture, angel, or crowdfunding; seed financing, down rounds, and all things financial; and your relationship with your startup's investors.. So you've got a million-dollar ideabut you don't want to move to Silicon Valley to make it real? Austin, Salt Lake City, Madison, and other cities are emerging as centers of high-impact entrepreneurship and investing
Troy Vosseller said Highly recommended. Great overview and anecdotes from one of the best minds in the startup/investor/lawyer world. Highly recommend for any Midwest-based investor or entrepreneur.
Jones began his legal career in 1985 in Silicon Valley. He's left the legal business three times, either to start his own venture-backed startups, or in one instance, to co-found and manage a $26 million early-stage venture fund in North Carolina. Since 1990, he's had the good fortune of practicing law in North Carolina and, for the last five years, in Wisconsin. His practice has always focused on the high-impact entrepreneurship space. . About the Author Paul A. He's an active angel investor in mostly-Wisconsin-based startups