Startup Founding Team

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Winblad: VCs evaluate founders by the quality of their past workplaces
“Aileen said one other really key thing is that when we, you know, are auditioning these companies we, and we get attracted to one. We look at the founding team and see what movies have they seen before. Have they only been working at horror shows?”
Anne Winblad Jan 2, 2019 ▶ 28:41 a16z Podcast | Demystifying Venture Capital
20VC Insight
Technical skill is the most important factor for startup founders
“Being technical is far and away the most important criterion that sort of drives success. Basically, you can't have too many technical people On a founding team.”
Jack Groetzinger Jun 1, 2018 ▶ 4:23 20VC: Why Every Startup Will Either Fail or Rebrand, How To Do OKRs The Right Way & How To Know The Reversible From the Irreversible Mistakes with Jack Groetzinger, Founder & CEO @ SeatGeek
20VC Insight
Nick Bortot: Startup founding teams should have at least 3-4 people
“I think a team should consist of at least three or four people. Make sure that all necessary skills are there in the team.”
Nick Bortot Aug 7, 2015 ▶ 7:51 FF 007: Founding Europe's Largest Trading App with Nick Bortot, Founder @ Bux
20VC Insight
Effective startup teams require product, sales, and tech leads
“And a team ideally should have at least three different profiles. We have taken teams in that were two founders who put something together, but very quickly you realize that the team needs to grow, and it needs to have somebody who understands the product, som…”
Nektarios Liolios Mar 5, 2015 ▶ 8:47 20 VC 017: Nektarios Liolios of Startupbootcamp on Fintech, Pitching and London's Tech Scene

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