Has proven to be an arrogant jerk in all my dealings. Have never heard a good thing about him (or anyone at Collaborative for that matter).

Pat is fairly young but I've found him to be a great investor. He supported us as we went through quite a slow pivot. He never panicked or became difficult to work with. He has worked hard to make useful introductions and has offered up quite a lot of interesting ideas. He's also well plugged into silicon valley and can get to pretty much anyone I wanted to talk to. I really like his firm, Amity, and his partners CJ and Peter. I've independently referenced them with other founders and they came out really positive.

What you see is what you get. "Frequently wrong but never in doubt" is one of his sayings. If, and that is a big if, he is on your side, then you are in a good position.

I've known Paul for over 10 years. He has invested into two of my companies and been on the board for a significant portion of those 10 years. He's an exceptional investor and board member. He's always a booster, is genuinely helpful and has real integrity. He's straightforward to deal with and a great person to have on your side. My first start-up went through a lot of challenges and Paul was easily my most supportive board member.

Glenn is a super smart guy and GGV seems to becoming an earlier and earlier stage group. Sadly, he's invested in a competitor of my current venture so I don't get to try to close him this time around.

Smart and straight shooter if he wants to do the deal. I haven't seen his behavior if he doesn't want to do the deal, but I assume he's up front about that too.

Andreas is a talker, knows everything and has opinions and advices and tells you he wants to invest with small check. But when it comes to writing the check, he will find an excuse and postpone it.

I knew Christoph from previous startup as an investor there, with my new venture he was interested, we had few calls over a couple of months. He promised to do intros to well known Angels and never did any. And after a year dragging it, I found out they invested in a competitor even before our first meeting.

Got a warm intro to Milun from another founder that I really respect. We had one intro conversation so far, but it was very fruitful based on the early pre-product/MVP stage that I'm currently at. Didn't add ratings to other dimensions since I can't judge that right now, but I'm definitely going to keep him in the loop in regards to everything I'm doing.

Ross is an ex-founder and truly understands the challenges a founder goes through. When times are hard, he will pull up and do the best he can with his team to help out. That said he is always open to giving a reality check and holding one accountable to milestones and coaching. I highly recommend Ross.