
A new venture capital initiative, First Money In, is set to launch next week, aimed at assisting founders in navigating their initial fundraising efforts. The initiative has sparked discussions among venture capitalists (VCs) regarding the importance of clearly defining their value propositions to entrepreneurs. Industry insiders emphasize that VCs need to articulate why founders should choose their funding over others. Additionally, there is a call for VCs to be more transparent and accountable in their practices, with some suggesting that VCs should engage in open discussions about their investment philosophies and the CEOs they admire. The conversation highlights a growing expectation for VCs to act as their own media, promoting their insights and approaches to attract potential investments.
Good VCs should be their own media.
Glasswall: The things anonymous founders say about VCs https://t.co/y3xTUr9sLg
"Want to learn what a VC is really looking for? Ask them what CEO they've invested in that they respect the most. And why." https://t.co/3zLmg4jwzT