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August 31st, 2011 Q: Say I have an angel (SEC accredited) who’s ready to invest at an amount well below $100k. How would this impact on a future round with VCs? Is there some standard or average pre-money and post-money that happens in angel deals? Also, the angel in question is a family member of a friend, so would it be better to have them invest as a family/friend financier rather than an angel, and how exactly would that work? A: (Brad) Let me address the last question first. There is no real difference between a “family/friend” investor and an “angel” investor other than semantics. Structurally…. . . . → Read More: How Does A Small Angel Investment Impact a Future VC Round?
February 8th, 2010 It has fallen upon angels to educate entrepreneurs about the realities of compressed valuations in today’s economy, especially since VCs are supporti . . . → Read More: Angel Capital Education: Ask an Angel: How Can Angels and Entrepreneurs Improve the Valuation Process?
July 13th, 2009 What’s the biggest mistake an entrepreneur can make? According to Jason Green, Founding Partner at Emergence Capital, it’s responding to the questi . . . → Read More: Setting your company’s valuation | VentureBeat
October 19th, 2008 (Note: the best way to use this valuation estimator is to answer the questions, see the valuation, and then change an answer or two to see the effect . . . → Read More: High Tech Startup Valuation Estimator
October 18th, 2008 Negotiating the valuation for a venture-where the valuation is based on the percentage of the venture’s equity that an investor receives for some am . . . → Read More: For Angels and Entrepreneurs — Valuation and Exit Ratios by Kelly Perdew
October 13th, 2008 (Note: read the comments on this blog’s post since numbers change with the investment environment. The post does point to process though).
The op . . . → Read More: Reasonable pre-money valuations for startups
September 17th, 2008 For decades, experienced angel investors have intuitively used the following rules of thumb for investing in seed and startup companies:
* Hom . . . → Read More: Startup Pre-money Valuation: The Keystone to Return on Investment – Entrepreneurship.org
August 26th, 2008 Summary: Don’t let your investors determine the size of the option pool for you. Use a hiring plan to justify a small option pool, increase your sha . . . → Read More: The Option Pool Shuffle: Beat the game and raise your valuation
August 20th, 2008 In most cases, an announcement of a $9 million pre-money valuation for an early stage, pre-revenue company would result in a very short meeting, if a . . . → Read More: What Is Your Company Worth? How-To and Resource Articles for Entrepreneurs Seeking Venture Capital
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