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How to find a Co-Founder with Trulioo and Blumberg Capital

Tanis Jorge co-founded Truliu, and now runs The Cofounder’s Hub, a service dedicated to helping founders identify their needs and find a co-founder who works best in that situation. David Blumberg, of Blumberg Capital, was one of Trulioo’s first investors, and put money in at every round. The importance of the co-founder is often lost…

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Tanis Jorge co-founded Truliu, and now runs The Cofounder’s Hub, a service dedicated to helping founders identify their needs and find a co-founder who works best in that situation. David Blumberg, of Blumberg Capital, was one of Trulioo’s first investors, and put money in at every round.

The importance of the co-founder is often lost in history. A good co-founder should be someone who has different skills – maybe you’re good at coding, but need help with business management. Or maybe a good co-founder is someone who can help manage the emotional baggage that comes with starting a company. And there’s no better accountability partner than someone who helped found the company.

David brings a unique perspective to the conversation too. As a prolific investor, he can speak to the VC’s point of view of having multiple founding partners in a startup. VCs often view companies with complementary co-founders as less risky and more likely to succeed. There’s a lot to talk about over the next 25 minutes.

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