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Founders who don’t properly vet VCs set up both parties for failure

April 26, 2021

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Andrés Dancausa Contributor Andrés Dancausa is fund partner, EMEA for operator-led international investors TheVentureCity. Before entering the world of VC, he was the CEO of a Spanish fintech company and launched his own startup in the edtech space. There’s a disconnect between reality and the added value investors are promising entrepreneurs. Three in five founders who were promised added value by their VCs felt duped by their negative experience. While this feels like a letdown by investors, in reality, it shows fault on both sides. Due diligence isn’t a one-way…

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