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Sep
[M]ost businesses should not look to raise money. As true small businesses—in the eyes of venture capitalists, even a $5 million or $25 million business is considered a small business—they do not really fit the framework of professional venture capital. That does not, however, mean these businesses are not worth building. In fact, a $12-million-a-year company fully owned by the entrepreneur is a wonderful situation. Full control. Loads of cash. And true independence.
- The VC Quandary - Forbes.com
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Betashop is the website of Jason Goldberg,
founder & Chief Executive Officer at Fab.com.

Prior to founding Fab, Jason was Chief Product Officer at XING AG and before then he was founder and CEO at socialmedian (sold to XING AG) and Jobster. In a prior life, Jason spent 6 years working 100 hours a week for Bill Clinton in the White House.

Jason is also an investor in and Board Member at RJ Metrics. Notable prior investments: TweetDeck.

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