Kent Goldman
5 statements across 2 episodes · 1 bullish · 0 bearish · 2 people on the record · first statement Dec 28, 2016 by Kent Goldman · said 4 times in 4 episodes since 2016 · across every show →
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- 20VC: Nuzzel's Jonathan Abrams on Why The Top VCs Do Not Have A PlayBook For Startup Success, Why Most Boards Are Not Successful & Why He Is Bored Of Hearing "I Fell Into VC"
- 20VC: Building An AI Company For The Long Term? How Humans & Machine Learning Can Work Together? What Applications Are The Conversational Interface Best Suited To with Maran Nelson, Founder & CEO @ Clara Labs
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Dec 28, 2016 neutral
Upside Partnership will remain small because scaling breaks the seed fund model
“The vision is to continue to be a small fund. Somewhere where it is now, the second fund that we raise is forty four million. I think sort of if I get too far above that, the model we're seeking to work with begins to break down a little bit. There may be addi…”
Dec 28, 2016 neutral
Dec 28, 2016 neutral
Dec 28, 2016 neutral
Seed valuation serves as a conviction litmus test, not a price filter
“So internally, when I think about valuation, I almost use it as a litmus test for my own enthusiasm, my own belief in whether or not a company can achieve its high aims. But I don't focus on it sort of that much at the seed stage.”
May 8, 2017 positive
Kent Goldman: Use valuation pricing as a litmus test for deal conviction
“Kent Goldman at Upside in stating to me that the best way to use pricing to your advantage is to use it as a litmus test. It's a leading indicator almost to determine your desire to do a deal. If you believe this is going to be a truly game-changing, transform…”