In the 15 years he’s spent helping startups get off the ground as an investor, entrepreneur and founder of Montreal’s Year One Labs accelerator, Raymond Luk kept bumping up against a curious phenomenon: After cashing their cheques, young companies drifted away from their investors.
“Every angel investor has had this experience,” he says. “You have this weird, awkward scenario where you’re sending an e-mail, asking, ‘Hey, are you still in business?’”
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