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Why Most Founders Don't Raise Enough Money
Figuring out the right amount to raise is a mix of art and science
Where Has All The Money Gone?
Traditionally, the first stage of institutional capital raised by a startup was called a Seed round. For many founders, this was also the first time they raised capital for their startup. Other founders might raise an Angel round or a Friends and Family round. However, in the late stages of the last economic cycle, this dynamic changed where founders were being given larger sums of capital earlier in their journey.
Abhishek Maran
Abhi is currently working as an investor at Rampersand. In a past life, Abhi worked in the corporate world for 2.5 years before taking the plunge to leave the rat race and move into an operations role at an early-stage Fintech called Upstreet.
