Seedcamp: A Global Answer To Y Combinator
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So she has not talked to pg in a while, but that's a negative thing in my book. If you can't talk to them ... what would you mentor your startups? IMO, How you treat your competitors is a nice way to know the real you.
I haven't been to a YC event, but I am assuming they get as many if not many more investors to come check out the companies.
Seems like some really weak differentiation.
Dear author, I think if you look a little bit lower in your own article, you will see how you mention Yuri Milner. FYI, Milner invested $150K in almost all Y-comb companies.
Now, go back to your statement above and realize that $72K is lower than Milner's $150K offer. Please do not say that Seedcamp offers more money, it doesn't.
Thank you dear forbes journalist.
Smirnoff
Is that only the last batch, or is it a typo? Or have they really only invested €700000 since 2008? At 27 investors, that's €26000 per investor on average. That seems a bit low. Their expenses of putting on events all over the world must be a multiple of that.
Never mind then, carry on!