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| Blog Name: | ChubbyBrain blog |
| Url: | http://www.chubbybrain.com/blog/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | venture capital, startup, angel investment |
| Description: | The ChubbyBrain blog highlights analyses and reviews related to startups, venture capital, angel investment. It is the blog of NYC-based technology and information services platform ChubbyBrain (www.chubbybrain.com). ChubbyBrain is organizing the mess on the net as it relates to information and insights about angel investor- and venture capital-backed startups and the investors themselves. And so through the thoughtful application of technology, ChubbyBrain is aiming to democratize this information for investors, entrepreneurs and corporations as well as others including bloggers, journalists, academics, and students. The ChubbyBrain platform, a structured wiki, currently contains (as of April 2009) profiles of 16,600+ global startups covering everything from web2.0 to green tech to healthcare (and everything in between). It also has profiles of 1500+ global investors (angel investors, venture capitalists, university entrepreneurship programs, incubators, etc). |
| Popularity: | 16 Followers |
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Why Your Software Company’s Hockey Stick Projections are Probably Wrong
$50 million in revenue in 5-6 years is the conventional wisdom entrepreneurs hear about what venture capitalists are looking for. Unfortunately, when you dive into the hard data, as we’ve often shown in the past, it can reveal some interesting and counter-intuitive realities. This analysis which looked at the top 100 software company IPOs shows that even some of the most, if not the most successful software companies (read: Microsoft & Oracle) took longer than 5-6 years to hit the $50 million mark.
$50 million in revenue in 5-6 years is the conventional wisdom entrepreneurs hear about what venture capitalists are looking for. Unfortunately, when you dive into the hard data, as we’ve often shown in the past, it can reveal some interesting and counter-intuitive realities. This analysis which looked at the top 100 software company IPOs shows that even some of the most, if not the most successful software companies (read: Microsoft & Oracle) took longer than 5-6 years to hit the $50 million mark.
Is Uncle Sam the Country’s Largest Venture Capital Investor? USA Gov’t Funnels $2.3B to Startup
This analysis by the ChubbyBrain team originally appeared on Fast Company here as part of their recently launched Getting Funded content area. Fast Company & ChubbyBrain also issued a 44 page Q3 Venture Capital activity report which you can view and download for free here.
This analysis by the ChubbyBrain team originally appeared on Fast Company here as part of their recently launched Getting Funded content area. Fast Company & ChubbyBrain also issued a 44 page Q3 Venture Capital activity report which you can view and download for free here.
Data Shows The Importance of A Startup’s Location to Receiving Venture Capital Funding
This analysis by the ChubbyBrain team originally appeared on Fast Company here as part of their recently launched Getting Funded content area. Fast Company & ChubbyBrain also issued a 44 page Q3 Venture Capital activity report which you can view and download for free here.
This analysis by the ChubbyBrain team originally appeared on Fast Company here as part of their recently launched Getting Funded content area. Fast Company & ChubbyBrain also issued a 44 page Q3 Venture Capital activity report which you can view and download for free here.
State of the Incubator Union: A Look at Vermont Incubators
We recently added over 300 American business incubators and tenant companies to our investor database. Additionally, we presented some national data trends on incubators. We’ll periodically be turning to individual states to take a deeper look at the
We recently added over 300 American business incubators and tenant companies to our investor database. Additionally, we presented some national data trends on incubators. We’ll periodically be turning to individual states to take a deeper look at the
State of the Incubator Union: A Look at Maryland Incubators
We recently added over 300 American business incubators and tenant companies to our investor database. Additionally, we presented some national data trends on incubators. We’ll periodically be turning to individual states to take a deeper look at
We recently added over 300 American business incubators and tenant companies to our investor database. Additionally, we presented some national data trends on incubators. We’ll periodically be turning to individual states to take a deeper look at
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