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CES Videos

Going Solo or Partnering

January 31, 2007
Moderator: Andy Rachleff, Stanford GSB & Benchmark Capital
Mendel Rosenblum, VMware
Chris Larsen, Prosper
Pradeep Sindhu, Juniper Networks
Fermi Wang, Ambarella.
Some entrepreneurs choose to start a company alone while others want to start up with a partner. While being a sole founder has advantages such as majority ownership and creation of the company vision, having a partner to help share the burden has major advantages.  Andy Rachleff guides this panel of entrepreneurs through relevant topics surrounding the decision of whether to go alone or partner.

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