Troy Angrignon - Adventure Capitalist :: Guy Kawasaki and Glenn Kelman provide counter-points to the "serial entrepeneurs are the best entrepreneurs to back" theory

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Guy Kawasaki and Glenn Kelman provide counter-points to the "serial entrepeneurs are the best entrepreneurs to back" theory

by Troy Angrignon on Sun 18 Nov 2007 12:09 PM PST | Permanent Link | Cosmos

Here are two interesting articles: one from Glenn Kelman, and a follow on from Guy Kawasaki on why serial entrepreneurs might not in fact be the best bet for funders. Interesting perspectives and I recognize some of Guy's cautions from my own experience.

Worth reading both articles.

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