During the Venture Capital crash of 2022, Security Paul Founder Poker Hamal was just 14 months old after the money was over. Instead of increasing another round, he chose to focus on reorganizing his organization and his business as soon as possible – and he has not picked up his $ 21 million series in 2021.
On today’s episode of Equity, Hutt talked about it with Julie Bord, which she calls the “newborn capital”, a strategy that focuses on the positive and sustainable growth of cash flow instead of hypertension and chasing the next big period. Its approach challenges traditional wisdom that a permanent investment is needed to compete with startups, including AI companies, and proving that there is an alternative way in competitive markets.
Listen to the full event to hear:
- Why did Haram chose reorganization during the misery of 2022?
- How the security pool achieved the positiveness of cash flow while the rival burned through the fund
- Vision of “Silicon Peaks”: Startup Environmental System in Nepal’s Kathmandu
- Whether AI founders get caught up thinking that they need a permanent VC fund
- Why a “newborn capital” is a long -term strategy than traditional fundraising
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