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Yesterday, I did something I haven’t done since the dot com flameout – I pitched to a west coast VC (Norwest). Refreshing. Invigorating. And they didn’t bounce us out on our rear-ends, which is a good thing. 
In fact, we did several pitches this week, which was both exhausting, and exciting. All of our efforts got me thinking about pitches in general, and I decided to put down some of my thoughts.
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How Not to Hire a CIO |
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Mornin' Cup: Governance Conflict |
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Atlanta's Sprawl and the Entrepreneurial Process |
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Chess and Entrepreneurship |
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JAD: Facilitation Skills |
