What is Venture Capital?
Stage 1: Pre-seed capital The first stage usually involves raising the initial funding needed to launch a business and is sometimes referred to as the “friends and family” round because investments often come from the founder’s personal network. Money raised in this stage is often used for market research or team expansion.
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Shontell: So, like, a Marc Andreessen invests in you with no product, no financial approval yet, and no wait list. This is a pretty big gamble. Investors don't usually do this. You must have had one heck of a pitch.
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