Archive for the 'Investment Research' Category

Final draft available: private equity and venture capital funds' best practices in originating new investments

 

We're in the last lap of editing our research study on best practices of private equity and venture capital investors in originating new investments, which has a particular focus on use of social media.  We plan to publish this in a major private equity journal.
 
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On August 16th, 2010

Goodbye Expert Networks, Hello Private Equity: Coverage from Integrity Research

   Integrity Research wrote a nice blog post about the new startup I'm working on: 
 
"As more research providers emerge to analyze the public markets (there are now over 3,500 research providers in our database), one gap in the market are research providers for the private markets.  David Teten, founder of the expert network Evalueserve Read More...

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On August 4th, 2010

Seeking Head of Engineering for Internet Finance Startup, NY

I'm in the midst of assembling the founding team for a new startup, and seeking a head of Engineering. I've attached details below.  I welcome suggestions!
 
Seeking Head of Engineering for Navon Partners, Internet Finance Startup, NY

 
We are seeking a Head of Engineering for the founding team of an internet finance startup, based in Read More...

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On July 30th, 2010

Our new Harvard Business Review article: Time for Investors to Get Social

I'm excited to report that we've started to release the results from our first-ever study on best practices in private equity and venture capital deal origination.  My coauthor Chris Farmer (formerly Vice President, Bessemer Venture Partners) and I published a summary in the current issue of Harvard Business Review. 
 
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On May 24th, 2010

Launch of Track.com, a market for independent Wall Street research

 
Four days ago, a team of Wall Street veterans launched Track.com, a new marketplace for independent research providers.  I met with the management team today. 
 
Track.com offers independent research providers a platform to distribute their intellectual property.  Buyers pay subscriptions for access to the pool of content. Similar to Value Investors Club, the general Read More...

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On January 28th, 2010