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Jeffrey Bussgang confesses at the onset of his new book, Mastering the VC Game, that venture capital was “never in my life plan,” and that “VC” as a business has traditionally not been as attractive for the entrepreneur because after all, “What budding entrepreneur would volunteer to play Robin instead of Batman?” Nevertheless, Bussgang, a [...]

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Last night I attended the Vilna Shul Speakers Series panel discussion on “Venture Capitalists Perspectives on 2009, 2010 and Beyond.” The moderator was Howard Anderson, Senior Lecturer of Entrepreneurship at M.I.T.’s Sloan School of Business, and featured panelists included Elliot Katzman of Commonwealth Capital Partners, Jeff Fagnan of Atlas Ventures, Jonathan Seelig of Globespan Partners, [...]

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Rest in Peace Circuit City, Geocities, and SiCortex.

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Last night, Wednesday, Jan. 14, I and over fifty other people braved a bitter-cold evening to attend the annual Venture Capital panel discussion at the historic Vilna Shul synagogue on Boston’s Beacon Hill. The panel topic was: “Boston-area Venture Capital: Looking Back on 2008 and Looking Forward to 2009.”

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Harry Hoagland was a pioneer in venture capital, as he was at other fields, because he worked hard to exploit opportunities, even in the face of resistance from others.

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General Georges Doriot is the “Father of Venture Capital.”

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