A Peek at an Entrepreneur Being Shot Down by VCs
In today's Washington Post, columnist Tom Heath gives readers a glimpse into what a morning is like at Grotech Ventures, a decades-old firm whose biggest hits include Advertising.com's $435 million cash sale to AOL in 2004. Alhough I've always envied VCs for the sundry entrepreneurs they meet, I gather that the majority of pitch meetings are less than titillating -- for everyone involved. Heath sits in on one of those meetings and wrote about it. Grotech passed on the entrepreneur but maybe you'll see some merit in what he's trying to do. He's looking for $500,000. Here's the story.
11 January 2010•1 min read
