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Startup playbook Founder-to-founder advice from two startup veterans

By: Bhargava, Rajat.
Contributor(s): Herman, Will.
Material type: TextTextPublisher: USA; Lioncrest publishing, 2020Description: 419p.ISBN: 978161918640.Subject(s): New Business Enterprises-Management | EntrepreneurshipUDC classification: 658.114.1 BHA/S Summary: The Startup Playbook is not a recipe, it's not a template, it's not a list of tasks to do. It's our insider's guide to starting a company and running it successfully in those critical early months. Between us, we've started over a dozen high-tech software companies and raised over $500 million in investment capital. We've acquired over thirty-five companies, had three of our startups go public, sold six of them, and we made billions of dollars for shareholders. We've also invested in over eighty startups, advised and mentored over two hundred companies and actively worked with venture capitalists (VCs), incubators, and accelerators to help launch many other new startups. We've had plenty of failures, too. And we've probably learned more from those than from the successes. We share those lessons as well.
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The Startup Playbook is not a recipe, it's not a template, it's not a list of tasks to do. It's our insider's guide to starting a company and running it successfully in those critical early months. Between us, we've started over a dozen high-tech software companies and raised over $500 million in investment capital. We've acquired over thirty-five companies, had three of our startups go public, sold six of them, and we made billions of dollars for shareholders. We've also invested in over eighty startups, advised and mentored over two hundred companies and actively worked with venture capitalists (VCs), incubators, and accelerators to help launch many other new startups.

We've had plenty of failures, too. And we've probably learned more from those than from the successes. We share those lessons as well.

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