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Commentary: Mass. can lead the nation in hiring veteran talent

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By Eric Goralnick, Lauren Jones, Workforce Development, Eric Paley
| Boston Business Journal Verified
Approximately 200,000 service members transition out of the military every year. State officials say skills-based hiring can bridge the gap between their expertise and civilian jobs.
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Confidence: The currency of acceleration – TechCrunch

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By Eric Paley
| TechCrunch Verified
Eric Paley Contributor Eric Paley is a managing partner at Founder Collective. More posts by this contributor Imagine you’re a billionaire starting a new company. You’re happy to bet your entire fortune on it. As a result, capital is no constraint. How fast should you burn money? You probably wouldn’t use the generic startup math of dividing your available capital by 18 months and burn $55.5 million a month — though it would be fun.
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Redefining dilution

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By Jonathan Shieber Verified, Eric Paley
| TechCrunch Verified
Eric Paley is a managing partner at Founder Collective. More posts by this contributor Everyone generally agrees that dilution should be avoided. VCs insist on pro-rata rights to avoid the dreaded “D” word. Executives often complain, after a new financing, that they should be “made whole” to offset the dilution that came with the new round. Founders work as hard as they can to maximize their valuation at each financing event to avoid painful dilution. Dilution = bad.
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