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Weekly #FIRGUN Newsletter – Oct 11 2024
The word “Firgun” (pronounced ‘feer-goon’) is an informal modern Hebrew term and concept in Israeli culture (originally Yiddish), which…
Emerging Manager Mode: The VC’s version of “Do things that don’t scale”
Paul Graham’s recent essay, Founder Mode, describes the mindset that founders need to adopt to navigate the early…
Weekly #Firgun Newsletter – August 8 2024
The original version of this newsletter was published on LinkedIn. Click here to sign up. The word “Firgun” (Hebrew: ??????/…
Weekly #FIRGUN Newsletter – August 1st 2024
The original version of this newsletter was published on LinkedIn. Click here to sign up. The word “Firgun”…
Weekly #Firgun Newsletter
Over the past three and a half years, I’ve shared the #Firgun newsletter every Friday. The format went…
Israeli startup Landscape Collection – 2024
Regular readers of VC Cafe are well aware of my passion for startup landscapes. This year is no…
How Venture Capital Funds Leverage AI and Big Data
Venture Capitalists invest in tech, but how much tech do they actually USE in running their own business?…
Turns out venture capital is a people business, or is it?
Is Venture capital a people business or an antiquated model that is ripe for disruption? I share arguments for and against from two interesting posts I read this week.
Startup Campuses Come to Europe
Mega startup campuses, the latest trend in co-working, are spreading their wings in Europe. They are different from the traditional co-working space not just in size, but also in scope and ambition.
As the founding head of Campus London, Google’s first physical hub for startups and now home to over 80,000 registered members, I thought it would be interesting to share the latest developments in this space from my perspective.
10 things I wished I knew when I first became an entrepreneur
“This defines entrepreneur and entrepreneurship?—?the entrepreneur always searches for change, responds to it, and exploits it as an…