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Atlas Venture US

Firm Rating:

Rated 2.5 / 5.0 by 6
Track
Record
2.7
Operating
Competence
2.5
Pitching
Efficiency
2.7
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2.3
Execution
Assistance
2.5

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FIRM OVERVIEW: Small Private VC founded in 1980 based out of Boston, United States (US East)

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    Reasonable First Pitech Experience

    Fund: Atlas Venture US

    Posted by Anonymous on 2007-09-21

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    Asked decent questions

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    Axel Bichara Was No Bs

    Fund: Atlas Venture US

    Posted by Anonymous on 2007-08-16

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    I have enjoyed my few meetings with Atlas, in particular Axel Bichara.

    He might be the only "honest" VC I know in Boston!

    Speicifically I pitched him for funding a business in 2003 and he was dead-on with his on-the-spot analysis of how best to grow my business, discouraged me from raising VC money, and instead growing from revenue, maintaining ownership, and push for a quick liquidity.

    I remember the quote like it was yesterday: "You should consider angel money; if you raise VC money, they'd just wreck it and you'll have nothing."

    Now maybe it was his way of quickly saying "not interested" and getting rid of me; and if so, then he was brilliant at it! But I've stayed in touch since and he's been helpful on other matters.

    Axel was polite, smart, intuitive, didn't waste my time, & sharp business insight.

    I'd look forward to taking a deal to him in the future

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    Sharp, Involved, Committed

    Fund: Atlas Venture US

    Posted by Anonymous on 2007-08-10

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    Pitched them once, helped with due diligence once (and completely understood why they passed), and was recruited by them to join a founding mgmt team. I enjoyed all our encounters. The founders credited Atlas for enormous help defining strategy and refining scope and I watched long enough to know how involved and committed they were. Among my group of colleagues (we've been funded by a dozen Boston VCs across several ventures), we all put Atlas at or near the top of local firms if we want real help and involvement.

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    Slow, Scatterbrained Process

    Fund: Atlas Venture US

    Posted by Anonymous on 2007-07-31

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    They didn't end up pulling the trigger with us but I can say they had approximately the worst process I have encountered. Hard to get a hold of them or keep appointments early in the process, very brief and superficial engagement on our deal, a lot of "we like this and think we'd do it" before eventually and after long gaps saying..."actually we can't do it because of reason Z that we've never talked about before".

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