"Startups also were able to meet with Atrium’s lawyers for counseling and legal preparation specifically for the financing process. All attendees also receive discounted legal services if they choose to use Atrium as their law firm. Of course some may say that this is all just a lead generation tactic to get more companies using Atrium as their lawyer when they decide to raise a Series A."
I noticed that the application requires disclosure of metrics related to fundraising. Is this a major consideration for approval? Are there any specific things are you looking for? (hyper-growth, good product, high revenue, etc)
Hi Justin - this looks really cool. Will the lectures and such be available after the academy, a la Startup School, or is it only for those who make it through the application process?
Atrium's head of growth here. We'll be posting lecture notes, transcripts, and media after the event. The mentorship and VC sessions are in-person only but we hope to share our learnings broadly to the startup community
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What do you think of all the irl streamers that are super popular now?
1. He co-founded Justin.tv which became Twitch.
2. He's eyeballs deep in YC experience and contacts.
3. He's just a damn good entrepreneur.
Please tell all of your startup friends to drop what they are doing, google his bio, and start peppering him with questions.