The old idea that you need $100 million worth of final revenue to go public or $1 million worth of annual recurring revenue to raise a Series A is effectively sitting on President Lincoln's head. It's about as old as it gets. In today's market, what a startup needs to get a raise depends on its sector, the founder's profile, and of course the momentum. So what does it take to raise that Series A? In this session at Disrupt 2024, Nikhil Basu Trivedi, co-founder and general partner of Footwork, Dayna Grayson, co-founder and general partner of Construct Capital, Bessemer Elliott Robinson, Partner at Venture Partners, explains.
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