Disrupting disruption with disruptive disruptions since 2010.
A business model capable of achieving $100M+ in revenue within 10 years—the arbitrary threshold that separates venture-backed startup from small business.
A professional investor who gives large sums of money to startups in exchange for equity and a seat on the board. They're part advisor, part critic, part gambler.
Whether your business model can actually make money—a question founders tend to ask after they've already spent all the money.
The phenomenon where association with prestigious VCs or successful investors increases a startup's perceived credibility and ability to raise follow-on funding.