Following Part I and Part II, the task is simple: find terms that scale.
The next few newsletters will be mini-newsletters (by our wordy standards) and focus on specific early-stage finance terms and how they can or can not scale in current form.
The early-stage focus is not because other areas of finance have an already acceptable status quo. Rather, every single business starts as an “early-stage” company and has to go through one-way valves to receive early-stage financing. If the goal is to plumb our economy to better outcomes, these valves see the most flow and are therefore the first place where businesses get routed away from those outcomes. We are starting as upstream as possible.
Read the next few newsletters as problems to be solved, opportunities for the taking, playbooks to be copied, and questions waiting for expert answers (possibly even your expert answers).
Let’s use this newsletter as a space to discover terms that scale.
Innovative Finance Jobs
Novel Capital is hiring a Credit Analyst
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