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The problem with taking seed money from big VCs - Chris Dixon
via http://cdixon.org/2012/02/25/once-you-take-money-the-clock-starts-ticking/ via https://twitter.com/#!/cdixon/statuses/173572266351800320 and https://twitter.com/#!/jordancooper/statuses/173581364954796032 and https://twitter.com/#!/marioanima/statuses/173580656029351938 and https://twitter.com/#!/garrytan/statuses/173669064995115009 and https://twitter.com/#!/vacanti/statuses/173575640971362305
funding  advice  startups  management  strategy 
february 2012 by lehrblogger
Once you take money, the clock starts ticking - Chris Dixon
via https://twitter.com/#!/cdixon/statuses/173572266351800320 and https://twitter.com/#!/jordancooper/statuses/173581364954796032 and https://twitter.com/#!/marioanima/statuses/173580656029351938 and https://twitter.com/#!/garrytan/statuses/173669064995115009 and https://twitter.com/#!/vacanti/statuses/173575640971362305
funding  startups  advice  management  strategy 
february 2012 by lehrblogger
The Option Pool Shuffle - Venture Hacks
the total will be much less than 20% of the post-money. Now present the plan to your investors:

“We only need a 10% option pool to cover us for the next 12 months. By your reasoning we only need to create a 10% option pool.”

Reducing the option pool from 20% to 10% incr
funding  startups  thesis  economics 
march 2010 by lehrblogger

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