Interview with Kim Fennell, venture partner at True North Fund and Angel Investor in dozens of companies via Fleet Hill Ventures. Kim serves as a director on the boards of several companies and had held a number of CEO positions. In this episode Kim shares his experiences from both an investor perspective and as an operator at companies like Uber. Kim led led 8 teams across Uber's verticals, doing deals with companies like Google, Apple, Live Nation, Amazon, major airports and pro sports team...
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Interview with Kim Fennell, venture partner at True North Fund and Angel Investor in dozens of companies via Fleet Hill Ventures. Kim serves as a director on the boards of several companies and had held a number of CEO positions. In this episode Kim shares his experiences from both an investor perspective and as an operator at companies like Uber. Kim led led 8 teams across Uber's verticals, doing deals with companies like Google, Apple, Live Nation, Amazon, major airports and pro sports team...
Ep. 3 - Should I do an exclusive partnership deal?
Partner Strategy Network Podcast
4 minutes
4 years ago
Ep. 3 - Should I do an exclusive partnership deal?
Partners may ask you for an exclusive right to sell your products, sometimes limited to a specific geography. Should you do an exclusive deal? Check out this episode for a discussion of the pros and cons. Download the quick reference card on partner exclusivity Join the discussion on the Partner Strategy Network LinkedIn Group
Partner Strategy Network Podcast
Interview with Kim Fennell, venture partner at True North Fund and Angel Investor in dozens of companies via Fleet Hill Ventures. Kim serves as a director on the boards of several companies and had held a number of CEO positions. In this episode Kim shares his experiences from both an investor perspective and as an operator at companies like Uber. Kim led led 8 teams across Uber's verticals, doing deals with companies like Google, Apple, Live Nation, Amazon, major airports and pro sports team...
