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  • What verb is most commonly used with 'venture capital' as object?
    raise
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  • Explain "And they had actually validated it through LEAN STARTUP"
    A core component of Lean Startup methodology is the build-measure-learn feedback loop.
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  • Explain "MVP style testing"
    Experimenting with a 'lightweight' version of the product to gather qualitative feedback
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  • What is meant by "investors and a lot of entrepreneurs will talk about JOCKEY and HORSE"
    "the jockey meaning the founders, and the horse being the concept"
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  • Explain "it's time to PIVOT"
    to change direction strategically without abandoning everything
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  • Explain "You try some PIVOTS and that doesn't lead to bad behavior."
    Deliberate, strategic changes in direction
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  • Explain "liquidation preference"
    A liquidation preference is a clause in a venture capital (VC) agreement that determines who gets paid first if a startup is sold, merged, or fails.
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  • Explain "if you're at the bottom of a LIQUIDATION STACK"
    The liquidation stack is the order of priority in which different classes of investors (or shareholders) are repaid when a startup is sold, merged, or liquidate
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  • What do A, C, and D refer to in "you're the last in line, series A, C, D, and common"?
    Funding rounds
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  • Explain "you're the last in line, series A, C, D, and COMMON".
    Common Stock - the most basic type of ownership. Common stockholders are last in the liquidation stack.
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  • Explain the difference between 'early adopters' and 'mainstream customers'
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  • Explain "a million dollar SEED ROUND"
    The first official stage of startup funding
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  • Explain CAC
    Customer acquisition cost. The average expense of gaining one new customer, including marketing and sales costs.
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  • Explain LTV
    Lifetime value. The projected revenue a company expects from a single customer over the entire relationship with the business.
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  • Explain "You try to get a BRISGE LOAN"
    A short-term loan used to provide funding until longer-term financing can be secured
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  • Explain 'dilution'
    The reduction in the ownership percentage of existing shareholders when new shares are issued to raise capital.
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