SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - What does it take to make it as a technology entrepreneur?
A great idea and the skills of a "Ninja assassin," according to venture capitalists.
The passion and focus associated with the Japanese discipline goes a long way in impressing would-be investors.
"What I'm looking for is what I call a Ninja assassin -- a creative, fearless, nimble, focused entrepreneur," said Ann Miura-Ko, a 33-year-old partner with newly formed venture firm Floodgate Fund in Palo Alto, California. "They're the kind of person who's taking a different path and is singularly passionate about a particular idea."
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Author: Lawrence Aragon
