Make your bed
During the summer, my wife and I make a summer reading list for our boys.
Author: A.T. Gimbel
A.T. Gimbel is a Partner at Atlanta Ventures. He previously led product and go-to-market functions for the Healthcare division of LexisNexis and worked in consulting at Bain & Company. He holds an MBA from Harvard Business School.
Investor cold outreach red flags
We have an inbound contact form where entrepreneurs can submit questions and requests for funding.
Are you a giver or taker?
I was recently speaking with an entrepreneur and the topic of givers and takers came up (as it relates to the startup world).
Beyond the Buzzword: What “Traction” Actually Looks Like (and How to Prove It)
As an entrepreneur, “traction” is the word you’ll use most and perhaps understand the least.
The Entrepreneur’s Edge: Why You Need to Get “In the Flow”
I was recently at a Plug In Ventures event in Atlanta, watching the high-decibel exchange between ambitious founders and local investors.
The Shared Skills of Founders and Investors
I recently sat in on a Georgia Tech Venture Capital Club event where students presented investment theses on various startups.
Relationships Over Transactions: When to Reach Out to Investors
One of the most frequent questions we hear during our monthly Office Hours is: “When (and how) should I contact an investor?”
The Rory Effect: Why Success is Never a Straight Line
Watching Rory McIlroy clinch back-to-back Masters wins was a masterclass in resilience.
Is pitching different ideas to VCs good or bad?
During our monthly Office Hours, we got a great question.
My digital twin
During Office Hours we often get asked many similar topics.