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He co-founded a prominent accelerator in Los Angeles called MuckerLab , that has produced a number of impressive companies and he mentored more than 20 of them. When I think about what defines us as a VC I think: Operationally knowledgeable / strong startup competence. Natural mentors – a desire to help. Watch this space.
The successful ones then invest their time and money in furthering their knowledgebase. Follow up online with social networking to make contact, dig deeper, and maybe even line up a mentor. Adopt a mentor. Boomers who have been there and done that make great mentors.
The successful ones then invest their time and money in furthering their knowledgebase. Follow up online with social networking to make contact, dig deeper, and maybe even line up a mentor. Adopt a mentor. Boomers who have “been there and done that” make great mentors.
The successful ones then invest their time and money in furthering their knowledgebase. Follow up online with social networking to make contact, dig deeper, and maybe even line up a mentor. Adopt a mentor. Boomers who have been there and done that make great mentors.
The successful ones then invest their time and money in furthering their knowledgebase. Follow up online with social networking to make contact, dig deeper, and maybe even line up a mentor. Adopt a mentor. Boomers who have “been there and done that” make great mentors.
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Amplify Mentor Panel in full swing. Amplify’s close mentoring is by design. Like good mentors Paul, Jeff, Richard, Oded and David as well as Chris and Kris create an atmosphere in which the motivated founders can take advantage of the knowledgebase to which they are exposed. Setting up for Eric Garcetti.
Based on my own experience mentoring real entrepreneurs and likely candidates, there are at least eight categories of non-starters. In today’s world, with a pervasively connected and constantly updated Internet knowledgebase, online self-learning is always available and more productive.
Based on my own experience mentoring real entrepreneurs and likely candidates, there are at least eight categories of non-starters. In today’s world, with a pervasively connected and constantly updated Internet knowledgebase, online self-learning is always available and more productive.
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Amplify Mentor Panel in full swing. Amplify’s close mentoring is by design. Like good mentors Paul, Jeff, Richard, Oded and David as well as Chris and Kris create an atmosphere in which the motivated founders can take advantage of the knowledgebase to which they are exposed. Setting up for Eric Garcetti.
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