37: Institutional Blindspots: Why 55.6% of CEOs Lose Their Companies - Jonathan Bloom

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In this episode, Oliver Lipscombe hosts Jonathan Bloom - former law firm partner who became a founder, now Business Development Director at Perkins Coie London.We discuss institutional blindspots, what business schools don't teach about venture capital, and how to protect yourself as a founder or advisor.Jonathan's new book Blindspots launches February 11th - both a protection manual and survival story documenting the systematic patterns that destroy ventures.Pre-order at www.oraclehousepress.com

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