Archive for August, 2009
Seems like a lot of decision-making going on these days makes little sense. Government, corporations, individuals… not that they/our decisions ever made much logical sense before. I bring this up because I just finished an interesting book that deals with irrational behaviors and gives some very startup relevant observations. In case you didn’t know, I’m [...]
I first met Andy Chen and Andres Fabris of Traxo last year when they came to pitch at HP Growth Partners. They weren’t looking for enough money to fit into a typical VC fund, so they ended up raising angel funding. Honestly I didn’t really see the value of yet another social network, this time [...]
I can’t tell you how many entrepreneurs/innovators/idea people I see every week. It amazes me when I hear that Dallas isn’t an innovation hub because I can hardly turn around without running into another startup. It’s pretty cool. It’s also why my partner and I are starting a new kind of fund in DFW. We’re [...]
