If you’re one of the Red Bull Crowd (or is it now La Croix?), you love your technology. You love your code. The logic, the simplicity, the creativity, the elegance, the way it attracts members of the opposite sex (well, maybe not that one, but you get the picture).
If you had to choose just one central theme driving health care economic policy today (besides the on again, off again, thumbs up, thumbs down...
Happens all the time. As you iterate your initial idea into a viable revenue-generating product, your cash reserves begin to reflect the extended timeline. You need a quick hit.
For the past seven years, Rock Health has gathered digital health CEOs, from seed stage to round E (E!?), to hear how their colleagues address the challenges that, for the most part, everyone in the room has faced – or will soon.
After 20 years and more than 325 health care deals closed, we’ve seen a lot. Here are some things we’ve learned. If someone says, “it’s business, nothing personal,” it isn’t, and it is. Nothing good can happen between a letter of intent and closing.
After months of preparation, your company is finally on the market, and buyers are lining up like fairgoers at the funnel cake stand. With bids due in 45 days, you anxiously await the buzz of buyers competing against each other to land your...
Every January, thousands of health care investors and bankers and providers, oh my, flock to Union Square in San Francisco for Healthcarepalooza, otherwise known as the JP Morgan Health Care Conference. While some come bearing a golden ticket to attend the actual meeting, the overwhelming number of “attendees” are party crashers that occupy (in the literal sense)...
You’re a seller 24 hours from closing a $50 million dollar transaction. The deal has edged right up to the brink several times, leaving nerves – and relationships – a bit frayed. But you’re past all that. And then the buyer says...
There’s a game out there called “six degrees of Kevin Bacon.” Akin to the concept of “six degrees of separation,” CNN explains that the object is “to link celebrities to Bacon, in as few steps as possible, via the movies they have in common.
Although Lisa “Left Eye” Lopes may have made millions singing “don’t go chasing waterfalls,” such advice can cost you dearly in mergers and acquisitions.
