The main character of Bruce Dunlevie, co-founder of venture capital firm Benchmark. In early 2007, Dunlevie and his partners are facing in order to expand its business in China and / or India, as in many other respected VC firms were doing at the same time. Despite the presence of two existing and successful satellite offices in the UK and Israel, the partners do not believe that further expansion makes sense. Therefore, to follow the logic, they are also looking to get out of the existing satelittes be independent persons, or save them as part of the Benchmark franchise. "Hide
by John Glynn, Joshua Spitzer Source: Stanford Graduate School of Business 19 pages. Publication Date: September 07, 2006. Prod. #: E218-PDF-ENG
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