When you get that knot yet, that's an amazing thing. That's like getting the silver medal. You got the meeting, maybe you got two meetings. They understand your business. They understandYour revenue model. They understand the milestones. And they just prefer to invest at a different stage of your company. So if building a relationship with the venturer community is wise, what i see that's unwise is some founders get cantankerous or combative when they get a now. A now is just an opportunity great feedback.
For today's VC Sunday School, Jason talks about saying "no" to founders (1:20), and Molly asks about board meeting etiquette (20:12). Then, for This Week in Climate Startups, Molly speaks with Michael Luciani of Climate Capital (37:18).
(0:00) Jason intros today’s show
(1:20) VCSS: Saying “no” to founders
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(11:01) Some VCs give a “no” to gauge a founder’s tenacity
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(20:12) Board meeting etiquette
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(37:18) TWiCS: Michael Luciani of Climate Capital
(1:02:40) Outro