Zoom In Tag: Fundraising
Challenge Accepted
In this session we talked with Avi Eyal, Co-Founder and Managing Partner at Entrée Capital, about creating a good relationship with investors
“This entire business is about making decisions in uncertainty, so I can hesitate indefinitely unless I push myself to make a decision.”
1. What is a daily habit you love doing? I’m trying to learn Russian so I listen to a taped Russian class every day. The application is called Pimsleur, it’s language learning books-on-tape and is perfect to do while riding my bicycle to and back from work – it’s a bit funny because I find …
“Time and knowledge are the most valuable assets in this world – if you’re not maximizing them, you’re losing great opportunities.”
1. What is a daily habit you love doing? First, coffee. I have to have my double-espresso first thing in the morning. I enjoy waking up early and taking our dogs for a walk and following that, a 30-minute workout. 2. What piece of advice would you give yourself when you started? What advice would …
SFS Talks: How actions define company culture
Roy Mann & Eran Zinman, monday.com’s founders, talk about what forms a company culture and about the 6 attributes that are at the core of ours.
On How We Raised $150 Million
After successfully closing a funding round of $150 million, monday.com founders Roy Mann and Eran Zinman and myself – Lior Krengel, shared our fundraising journey experience in an in-depth conversation on our “Startup for Startup” podcast. Once the episode aired, we decided to translate its content for a detailed blog post highlighting the key insights and valuable lessons …
SFS Talks: The day after investment – Building beneficial relationships with investors
Ken Fox, Managing Partner @ Stripes Group, discusses best communication practices for building an effective relationship between investors and entrepreneurs.
SFS Talks: The Investor Point of View: Jeff Horing
This is an episode about 6 billion dollars – the size of the fund managed by one of our investors, Insight.
