Megan truly is an example for many VCs to follow. She is kind, clever and thoughtful in her approach. Wonderful to founders.

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Bryan is very thoughtful and intentional. He does give his time to learn about companies. I do recommend him.

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Stephanie proactively reached us through a scout and followed our progress through the year. We felt she understood the pitch though it wasn't a fit. She came to the meeting very prepared - had reviewed the deck, tried the product personally, and checked out online reviews.

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Randy participated in a funding round for us and was fairly uninvolved unless specific help was requested, in which case he was very helpful with the specific task at hand, which was preparing our pitch for the next round. His advice was very solid and we felt fully supported.

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I had quite a bad experience with Reinhart Capital. They leave you with the impression that you as a founder don't understand anything. It wasn't by all means a conversation on an equal footing and very uncomfortable. Can't recommend.

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A great investor. First Momentum is rather young and new. But, they growing from a student-run fund to a fully fledged VC investor. Thus, you can expect drive, enthusiasm, and diligence. Compared with some of the "old" Dinosaurs the guys from First Momentum were the most prepared and informed.

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For any founders looking to raise right now, get in touch with Lolita Taub! She’s a super smart, passionate, and high integrity person. Any founder would be lucky to work with her. I'll be a raising a seed in mid 2021, and I'm hoping that she'll be on my cap table.

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Tim is an amazing investor. He makes decisions very quick. His terms are fair, and the legal team is quick with finalising deals. He always supported with follow up investments, and bridged rounds when needed. On the negative, he is very attached to individuals, and does not dig into the team and its support in detail, aka does decisions on individual opinions/inputs instead of proper "diligence".

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Luis/Alaya has made every possible error when supposedly trying to help our company. 1- We negotiated terms during 2 months because they were trying to enforce unusual rights for them, when we finally agreed verbally we started drafting contracts and were about to sign, to find 1 day before of signing date that all the terms needed to change due to a restriction they had from one of their LPs. We had to re-negotiate everything. 2- We were severely impacted by an industry crisis, and asked for emergency funding. After a lot of meetings and more than 2 months, he agreed to invest again. A week later, he backed out saying that his LP commitee didn't approve the investment (in his own words, this happened because he didn't explained the situation correctly to them). He also said that it was in the best interest of the fund to wait until we were in a worst situation and invest in a lower valuation. 3- We needed the money, so we asked them to review the decision and for us to explain the situation to the comitee (to avoid Luis doing it). The meeting went well, they said they were reviewing the decision and asked for more financial information (salaries, expenses, etc.). After a couple of weeks they asked a meeting to review this. In the meeting, one of the partners joined the call while driving in the car, and they tried to enforce us to fire our highest payed employee and to cut our salaries even more (we were severely underpaid at the moment). Our perception was that they were saying that they wouldn't invest if we didn't do as they told us. In summary, they do not know how to do their job, they do not want to help founders, and they will add a lot of negative value to the companies they invest in.

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