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EPISODE · Sep 2, 2020 · 54 MIN

Core Functions of a Seed Stage Startup Company with Ashley Hartman and Andrew Bluestein

from Tardigrades, not unicorns · host Elliot Begoun

Investing in a startup company involves a lot of risks but understanding those risks and having strategies on how you can derisk issues make it a lot more appealing. Andrew Bluestein and Ashley Hartman, Managing Partner and Senior Principal, respectively, at Bluestein Ventures, talk about being involved in guiding and teaching seed stage companies as investors. They explain the importance of being able to build your brand and ultimately getting to product market fit. They believe achieving this puts your company in a position that can scale. Learn why you need to align your ideas with your investors and why each strategy is unique for every company. Also, understand the value of being able to say no, and utilizing your resources efficiently at the beginning. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Join The TIG Talks Community today:

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