A Peregrinação a Sand Hill Road: Investimento de capital de risco em startups de tecnologia relacionadas ao setor editorial
Many entrepreneurs in the world of tech start-ups seek venture capital funding to establish and grow their businesses, but this can be a process fraught with difficulties and laden with long-term consequences. Most attempts to secure VC funding will fail, and most start-ups that are VC funded will n...
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Veröffentlicht in: | Matrizes 2024-08, Vol.18 (2), p.19-46 |
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Zusammenfassung: | Many entrepreneurs in the world of tech start-ups seek venture capital funding to establish and grow their businesses, but this can be a process fraught with difficulties and laden with long-term consequences. Most attempts to secure VC funding will fail, and most start-ups that are VC funded will not succeed. Moreover, start-ups that do secure VC funding will tend to find themselves on a developmental trajectory that is very different from that of many traditional businesses. This paper seeks to shed light on the unique and special relationship between venture capital and tech start-ups by focusing on a particular subset of tech start-ups: those that are related to the book publishing industry. It examines this relationship both from the viewpoint of a well-established venture capitalist in Silicon Valley who funds tech start-ups and from the viewpoint of entrepreneurs who are trying to secure VC funding. By examining this relationship from both points of view, we can understand why some entrepreneurs succeed in raising funds and others don’t. We can also understand why the developmental trajectories of VC-funded start-ups are very different from those of many traditional businesses and we can explain why some VC-funded businesses fail while others, competing in a similar space in seemingly similar conditions, survive and flourish.
Muitos empreendedores no mundo das startups de tecnologia buscam financiamento de capital de risco para estabelecer e expandir seus negócios, mas esse pode ser um processo repleto de desafios e carregado de consequências a longo prazo. A maioria das tentativas de obter financiamento de capital de risco falhará, e a maioria das startups financiadas por capital de risco não terá sucesso. Além disso, as startups que conseguirem esse tipo de financiamento tenderão a seguir uma trajetória de desenvolvimento muito diferente da de muitas empresas tradicionais. Este artigo busca esclarecer a relação única e especial entre o capital de risco e as startups de tecnologia, com foco em um subconjunto específico: aquelas relacionadas à indústria editorial de livros. A análise abrange tanto a perspectiva de um capitalista de risco bem estabelecido no Vale do Silício e financiador de startups de tecnologia, quanto a perspectiva dos empreendedores que buscam garantir financiamento de capital de risco. Ao examinar essa relação sob ambas as óticas, podemos entender por que alguns empreendedores conseguem captar recursos enquanto outros não. També |
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ISSN: | 1982-2073 1982-8160 |
DOI: | 10.11606/issn.1982-8160.v18i2p19-46 |