INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Adam Draper, the son of that Draper, is changing things up a bit at his accelerator.Boost VC has been living life on the fringe of Bay Area
startups have endured bear markets in the past couple years
provide a more compelling pitch to savvy entrepreneurs that need more money early-on.The headline changes are that Boost VC is halving the
bigger slice of its portfolio startups (15 percent)
The accelerator is still giving the same perks and is hoping to up the programming to make the smaller group more close-knit.The numbers may
be shifting, but the biggest change is that there are hard numbers to begin with
continues to surge in size, now betting on nearly 400 companies per year while sucking up a pretty sizable pool of accelerator applicants
is fantastic and they have repeated success
question will be whether the higher valuations and check sizes will shift Boost away from some of the riskier and stranger
At the same time 15% is a pretty sizable portion of equity for founders to offload so early in their life cycle, though Draper believes
