Today’s topics:
– What we aim for shapes what we lose. Some strategy theorists argue that strategy starts with a bold vision. Few mistakes are more harmful than that.
– Some VCs kill more startups than nurture. In the business world, the customer is king. In the VC world, that crown goes to the investor.
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It’s a challenge for VC and PE management not to focus on the investment. Even Publicly Traded Firm’s Corporate management team’s are always trying to maximize share value through increasing costs to the consumer. Look at the growth in private label product sales. Appreciate your article. David
Many thanks for the comment, David. On the one hand, VCs help many startups take off. On the other hand, sometimes they kill projects that could create a lot of value for customers simply because they aren’t growing fast enough.
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