Roger Ehrenberg

@infoarbitrage

managing partner . working . also

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Joined February 2008
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  1. Retweeted
    Sep 5

    With SaaS you need exponential growth, doubling or tripling ARR every year for four or five years if you want to get to post-startup scale before investor interest wanes. But that growth doesn't usually start at founding

    Hear discuss on the journey to $1M ARR and how that took 3.5 years with the core product. Love to hear your experiences and observations on the average and expectations ?
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  2. Aug 28

    Being Public +1 on this one. Running a company well is the thing, and the discipline and scrutiny of doing so in the public domain builds important muscles that benefit the company, its employees, its shareholders and the community.

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    Aug 19

    1/ some advice on making decisions as a venture capitalist based on what I learned and observed over the years.

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  4. Aug 19

    My wife is way too kind. Commercial air travel is broken, with leading the way. Whether a Premier Platinum member like me, or regular civilians like my wife and children, this airline’s performance has fallen off a cliff

    three flights on your airlines this week. 1 cancelled flight and two 2 plus hit delays. Wow. Today it’s equipment issues. Reboarded 90 min ago after 2 hours of delays. Get it together.
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  5. Aug 19

    Identify great mentors. Honing writing and storytelling skills. Taking risks. And not being afraid to ask for help. Only a few of the gems in a pragmatic approach towards college by ⁦⁩

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  6. Aug 18

    An important and powerful read. Lack of empathy and insensitivity to others’ cultures and ethnicities is not ok. There are few things worse than a child feeling badly about their ethnicity, religion, culture or appearance. These are wounds not easily healed.

    You’re 8 years old. Your 3rd grade class orders chinese food & your father delivers it. You are so excited to see your pops in school. He’s your hero. But apparently other kids don’t think he’s so cool. They laugh at him and mimic his accent. You don’t want to be Chinese anymore.
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  7. Aug 17

    I just published “Being your best self”

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  8. Aug 17

    Well-said ⁦⁩. This has been my take after many years across many markets. Invest in assets whose expected returns exceed the cost to finance them, maintain a measure of liquidity as insurance against cash flow vol and return the rest.

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  9. Aug 14

    I just published “80/20”

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  10. Aug 14

    Why does TransferWise have fees? No post more accurately highlights the transparency, ethos and relentless drive towards customer value

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  11. Aug 4

    “Data-Driven? Think again” by This is excellent and so true. NB: understand and internalize the bedrock and principles of negotiation theory and see the world in a whole new way.

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  12. Jul 30

    See you on the Left side ✈️ (@ Newark Liberty International Airport in Newark, NJ)

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  13. Jul 29

    Radical honesty + a good and sobering read. Outside the glamour of the big established firms, this is what the engine room of an emerging manager looks like. NB: IT’S HARD.

    11 Things I've learned from running a micro VC in the last year - It’s been about a year since I started...
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  14. Jul 26

    Keen market insights from ⁦⁩. Don’t let the title fool you; this is a post about smart investing, period.

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  15. Jul 26

    A gem from frequent co-investor and friend . A sobering yet accurate take on the frequent misperceptions of dilution by founders and investors.

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  16. Jul 25

    So true. Separating ego (what you need and makes you feel effective) from impact (what the company can actually benefit from) is among the greatest challenges of a good investor. You constantly need to question your motives for intervening

    A “challenge” of venture is that unlike operating, priorities aren’t as clear and rarely does something feel urgent. So the challenge is to think about how to help a company without simply doing it to make oneself feel productive.
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  17. Jul 25

    No truer words said ⁦⁩. You’ve perfectly captured the essence of the concentrated, early stage investor

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    Jul 16

    Why does publish only 10 percent of known and dramatically lag behind both the U.S. and China's vulnerability databases? Read our latest for more insights:

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  19. Jul 16

    👇generally agree. Lots of excellent nuggets in here.

    1/ From vantage point of being able to see hundreds of companies, good & bad I have some advice for founders - Get to know and love "gross margin." Revenue doesn't pay your bills, GM does
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    Jul 5

    Thread: Books I've recently read and recommend -->

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