Do venture capitalists invest their own money

[JamesTreld]

In exchange for funding, founders typically give up a significant part of their company's equity and control to VCs. VCs expect rapid growth and high returns on their investments, which can put intense pressure on founders to meet aggressive targets. VCs may prioritize their own financial interests over the success of the company, leading to conflicts with founders. Despite VC backing, startups often fail, and founders may end up with little to no ownership in the company they built. VC investments are illiquid-with the money typically locked up for several years.
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A VC's job is to take on risk. So, naturally, they want to know what they are getting into when they take a stake in an early stage company. As they speak to the business's founders or read the business plan, VCs will want to be absolutely clear about what the business has accomplished and what still needs to be accomplished.
Laurene Powell Jobs was born in West Milford, New Jersey, in 1963.