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Startup Genome Compass

http://startupgenome.cc/
Last activity: 04.04.2016
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Location
Canada, British Columbia, Vancouver
Employees
11-50

Mentions in press and media 28

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Jul 13, 20159 Unexpected Pitfalls of Raising Capital (And How to Avoid Them)Guest author Scott Gerber is the founder of the Young Entrepreneur Council. Raising rounds of venture capital is the goal for many companies: An influx of cash is certainly the fastest way to jump-start your growth and start hitting key mil...
Dec 29, 20115 Tips for Raising a Venture RoundWhile certainly not every business needs to raise venture financing, it is the path for many high-growth technology startups. Therefore, going down the fundraising path is something many technology entrepreneurs will need to do and is a cri...
Oct 4, 2011What happens after Venture Capital funding is secured?Many Venture Capital (VC) articles, blogs and the like focus on how to secure VC. But not many disclose that the real work starts post-investment. While the investment decision is critical to portfolio performance, VCs spend more than 60% ...
Oct 4, 2011What happens after Venture Capital funding is secured?Many Venture Capital (VC) articles, blogs and the like focus on how to secure VC. But not many disclose that the real work starts post-investment. While the investment decision is critical to portfolio performance, VCs spend more than 60% o...
Sep 7, 2011Startup Roundup: Why do startups fail? [INFOGRAPHIC]Technically Philly’s Startup Roundup parses out the small pieces that make our greater Startup ecosystem thrive. We want to keep you in touch with the innovations that we can’t quite get to covering, but that deserve highlight. Follow along...
Sep 1, 2011The No. 1 reason startups fail: Premature scalingStartups can blow up for any number of reasons: bad hires, overspending, lack of capital. In fact, a new study from the Startup Genome Report finds that 90 percent of startups fail primarily because of “self-destruction rather than competit...
Sep 1, 2011A Deeper Look At Blackbox’s Data On Startup Failure And Its Top Cause: Premature Scaling [Infographic]Earlier this week, we covered Blackbox, the young company responsible for creating The Startup Genome Report, an ongoing, collaborative R&D project designed to take a comprehensive dive into what makes Silicon Valley startups successful...
Sep 1, 2011The No. 1 reason startups fail: Premature scalingDon't get too big, too fast. (Via Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory) Startups can blow up for any number of reasons: bad hires, overspending, lack of capital. In fact, a new study from the Startup Genome Report finds that 90 percent of...
Sep 1, 2011It's not how big it is; It's how well it performsThe startup genome compass What makes startups succeed or fail? More than 90% of startups fail, due primarily to self-destruction rather than competition. For the less than 10% of startups that do succeed, most encounter several near death ...
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What has the press written about Startup Genome Compass?

Parsers VC has collected 28 articles mentioning Startup Genome Compass, among them “9 Unexpected Pitfalls of Raising Capital (And How to Avoid Them)” (Jul 13, 2015) and “5 Tips for Raising a Venture Round” (Dec 29, 2011).

Is Startup Genome Compass still active?

Startup Genome Compass is probably closed: its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Apr 4, 2016.