Assertion: venture capitalist's company | /r/HasProperty | successful
Facets:
value: without it
type: OTHER
value: in commerce
type: LOCATION
value: in technology
type: OTHER
value: without vc financing
type: OTHER
value: in people
type: LOCATION
value: in raising capital
type: OTHER
value: well
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: A venture capitalist is willing to invest in such companies because the potential return on investment (ROI) can be significant if the company is successful.
text: Venture capitalists are willing to risk investing in such companies because they can earn a massive return on their investments if these companies are a success.
text: While venture capitalists do want to help your company be successful, they’re really in the business of raising more venture funds.
text: The lender is compensated for the higher rate of perceived level of risk on these loans by earning incremental returns from its equity holding in companies that are successful and achieve a trade sale or IPO.
text: We overstate the importance of VC funding to the extent that successful VC-backed companies may well have been successful even without VC financing.
text: Instead, economic downturns result in fewer early-stage companies getting financed, and in smaller funding amounts for those companies that are successful in raising capital.
text: The companies that are successful have visionary founders.
text: Their goal is to help “budding companies be successful in commerce, technology & people power”.
text: The last thing I often tell startup founders anxious about first round funding is to remember that many companies have been successful without it.
text: The venture capital firms then manage this investment for their clients and try to ensure the company they're funding is a success.