Founders of angels, operator, and startup advisory communities - how did you get started?
Founders of angels, operator, and startup advisory communities - how did you get started?
A group of friends and I were recently lamenting that we didn't have a structured and efficient way to package our collective professional experience / network and deliver it as a 'product' or 'package' to all of the startups that need strong advisors. The 5 of us all have strong functional expertise in 2 or 3 areas, advisory and operator experience, and deep networks - and we each feel like we're re-inventing the wheel every time we start advising a new company. Has anyone had experience organizing a strong network of advisors and operators before? That can be delivered as a product in a self-service kind of way?
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