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The 10 Essentials of a Venture Scale Company

Posted on August 25, 2020 by uripomerantz

This article is focused specifically on venture-backed startup CEOs and leaders (rather than small- and medium-sized businesses not focused on raising venture capital.) Here are what I believe are the 10 most important attributes of building an extraordinary venture-scale business. 1. See the world differently This means being a contrarian in an established market or…

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Capital as a Service: The Next Fintech Startup Opportunity

Posted on August 3, 2020 by uripomerantz

The global lending market is massive. In the U.S. alone, small businesses borrow over $600 billion annually and banks hold over $1.5 trillion in consumer loans. Yet despite market size, building a profitable, scalable lending startup is challenging because it requires running a capital markets business in addition to running one’s core business. Take LendingClub…

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Highest Contribution Entrepreneurship: 3 Questions Every CEO Should Ask

Posted on July 21, 2020 by uripomerantz

The keys to sustained success of every great company can be distilled down to three questions. Highest Contribution Strategy Question #1: Are we as a business working on our highest contribution strategic initiative? Amazon won the battle for the world’s biggest online book store before the company won the right to build Amazon Web Services….

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About

I’m a Venture Partner at Jackson Square Ventures.

I’ve worked in fintech and entrepreneurship for two decades – as a founder and at Fortune 500 companies. 

As a founder, I’ve built a startup acquired by a Fortune 500 company (John Hancock), built a startup with the parent company (Twine), and founded a microfinance organization (Jozoor Microfinance).

With Fortune 500 companies, I’ve developed strategy (McKinsey), led strategic partnerships and new ventures (John Hancock), and in engineering and business development (Microsoft).

I studied at Stanford (engineering and business) and Harvard (international economic development).

All views are my own.

Recent Posts

  • In Times of Froth, Choose Your Venture Investors Wisely
  • Fundraising Tips for Early Stage Founders
  • The Gratitude Algorithm
  • Health and Wealth for Retirees: A Compelling Startup Opportunity
  • GovTech SaaS: Navigating Unfair Advantages and Perils
  • Shoes in Auschwitz: Regaining Perspective on the Anniversary of World War II
  • The 10 Essentials of a Venture Scale Company
  • Capital as a Service: The Next Fintech Startup Opportunity
  • Highest Contribution Entrepreneurship: 3 Questions Every CEO Should Ask
  • Dropping Into Wonder Before Dropping Into Work
  • Why Life Insurance Should Look More Like a 401(k)
  • Love or Fear in America: Learning from Germany, Singapore, and Israel
  • The Robo-Advisor Escape Velocity Conundrum
  • Common Ground: A Founder’s Inner & Outer Worlds
  • The World I Want to Build: Dinner With Warren Buffett, An Ovarian Lottery, and COVID-19
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