Why your VCs have different interests than you when it comes to exits
“problem or something to manage as a founder that that you're used to being able to rely on your VCs a lot.”
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problem or something to manage as a founder that that you're used to being able to rely on your VCs a lot. You're used to sparring with them on a lot of things. But on this one point, a VC will very likely have different interest than you as a founder.
Absolutely. But but a lot of things as well, to be honest. I think, you know, VCs are in the game to to make money and give a positive return to their LPs so they'll come back in many years. No. And and I think that's legitimate, and I think we shouldn't be mistaken about what what the objective is. And
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Glovo founder Sacha Michaud reveals the uncomfortable truth about founder-VC alignment during exit decisions. He explains how VCs' primary obligation to generate returns for their LPs can create misaligned incentives with founders, particularly around timing and exit strategies.
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This clip offers a candid perspective on the often unspoken tension between founder and VC interests during critical exit moments, challenging the common narrative of perfect alignment.
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