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Investor Due Diligence Redux

August 10, 2009 at 10:54 pm Comments disabled

On July 2, I posted Investor Due Diligence Should Go Both Ways. The thrust of that post: Founders should conduct due diligence on prospective investors just as investors conduct due diligence on founders.

In a similar vein, I just read Make Sure Your VC Isn’t A Jerk by Mark Peter Davis of DFJ Gotham Ventures. Well-written, succinct and worth reading.

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Financing

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Due diligence, Founder, Investor, VC, Venture capitalist

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