Founders should secure wartime investors early, article argues
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An article titled Startup Wartime Investors argues that founders should find investors who stay engaged through crises, not only during peacetime growth.
It contrasts peacetime investors, who focus on winners and often step back when a company struggles, with wartime investors who remain involved during hard decisions. The source is a single article, and the report offers no data or examples beyond this framing.
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Bilal Zuberi // Red Glass Ventures@bznotesXFounders should secure wartime investors early, article arguesAIStartup Wartime Investors argues founders should find investors who stay through crises, not just peacetime growth. It contrasts peacetime investors, who concentrate attention on winners and often step back when companies struggle, with wartime investors who remain engaged during hard decisions.
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