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This is the question I get asked more than any other:
I'm grabbing coffee with a potential technical co-founder. What do I ask?"
So I wrote down 100 of them: outcastventures.com/essays/1…
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What if the best co-founder for you is someone outside your network? If that question hit home, Catalyst applications close TONIGHT at midnight.
Been a longtime listener of Founder in Arms so was thrilled to sit down with @rajatsuri and talk about why we built @outcastvc and Catalyst around the contrarian idea...
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Outcast Ventures retweeted
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Building a billion-dollar company takes 12 years. Are you choosing a co-founder who can go the distance?
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The most overrated signal in venture? Where the founder went to school.
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Most capital goes to all-male teams. The biggest exits don't.
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Everyone's celebrating the solo founder era. The data says it's a trap.
📊 The Billion-Dollar Founder Insight 02 📊
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Mar 17
1/ Introducing Catalyst - a program for top 1% builders to meet their co-founder.
Co-founders and GPs @andychen and @heyamylin have spent their careers recruiting, building, and investing at the earliest stages.
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Mar 17
3/ So we built Catalyst to change that.
💰️$500K investment
💻️60 founders (half technical, half non-technical)
☀️ 2 months
🤖 $1M cloud & compute credits
...all in-person in San Francisco.
The founders work side by side and decide deliberately whether to start a company together.
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Mar 17
2/ One pattern kept showing up: who you build with is the most important decision a founder makes, and it's still left to chance.
When we studied 350 billion-dollar U.S. tech exits, the data confirmed it. Founders who previously didn't work together built companies with 21% higher exits than those who had.
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