Every founder should look into the “Safe Financing Documents” by Y Combinator.
http://ycombinator.com/safe/
The Safe (simple agreement for future equity) is intended to replace convertible notes in most cases, and we think it addresses many of the problems with convertible notes while preserving their flexibility. In addition to being simpler and clearer, we intend the safe to remain fair to both investors and founders.
Battery Ventures’ Brian O’Malley talks about AngelList Syndicates and how they’ll change the ecosystem.
What’s the real difference between angels and venture capitalists and which should I choose?
Jon Medved is the founder of OurCrowd, an Israeli online crowd-funding platform.
Moderator:
A. Raul Hernandez
Audit and Advisory Partner
Hood & Strong, LLP
Speaker:
Thomas Korte
Founder
AngelPad
How do you get VC funded in NY city? Find out…
SPEAKERS:
Venture Capital Leaders in the UK and Portugal.
SPEAKERS:
Dana Mead joined Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers as a partner in May 2005 to work in the firm’s life sciences practice. He leverages experience accrued from his venture-funded, startup management roles and board participation to support entrepreneurs and innovators dedicated to making a real difference in the lives of millions suffering from life-limiting diseases. Dana serves on the boards of Apnicure, Awarepoint, Corventis, Inspire Medical Systems, Intersect ENT, Invuity, Pulmonx, Spiracur, Spinal Modulation, Teladoc and Voyage Medical.
For the past 30 years, Dana’s career has focused on identifying new medical technologies, developing new markets and therapies, and building world-class management teams. He has worked with physician thought leaders around the world representing 12 medical specialties. Before joining KPCB, Dana was president of Guidant Vascular Intervention, a fully integrated billion-dollar division with more than 4,500 employees.
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