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Most VCs have never raised a fund themselves. Leslie Feinzaig explains why GPs like her and Ross Fubini, who've been in founders' shoes, can better help their portfolio companies make smart partnership decisions. Listen to this week’s full episode of Build Mode with Leslie Feinzaig (Graham & Walker), Ross...

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