As the new year begins, we asked several venture capital investors to reflect on the past year and give us their outlook for 2013. Continuing our series is Alfred Lin, a partner at Sequoia Capital.
Lin speaks about how there’s always room for businesses with strong fundamentals, although low starting costs for startups mean that competition emerges quickly, and how a VC’s job is to help founders reach “escape velocity.”
To read the full, original article click on this link: VC in 2013: Sequoia's Alfred Lin on Not Lamenting the 'Series A Crunch' - Venture Capital Dispatch - WSJ
