Super angel Basil Peters, thinks that only about 25 percent of startup companies that could be sold end up being sold successfully. Why does his anecdotal view hold weight? His company, Strategic Exits Corp, specializes in optimum exit transactions for angel-backed companies. Many angels consider him to be the go-to guy in North America for strategies and processes to help portfolio companies achieve “early exits.”
My obvious question? Regardless of the percentage, how can we get more of our portfolio companies to a successful exit?
