So that founder you backed turned out to be problematic. Now what?

Venture capitalists often say that they don’t just back a company because of its vision, but also because they believe in the founder or founding team and think they’re the right people to execute the startup’s goals.
However, being the right person to bring an idea to fruition has no correlation with being a good CEO or manager of a resulting startup, and investors may find themselves tied into a yearslong relationship with someone who turns out to be problematic.
Though it’s impossible to predict whether someone makes a good CEO, Cameron Newton, a founder and general partner at R

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