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Jun272010

The EarlyStager Approval Matrix

DateSunday, June 27, 2010 at 9:01PM | AuthorEmily

For our inaugural post, we thought we'd be a little self-reflective - and send a gesture of unity to our brethren and sistren across the early stage universe. Being a group of NYC'ers (f ya!) - what better way than to rip off one of the best gambits from a local rag - the New York Magazine Approval Matrix (n.b. imitation is the sincerest form of flattery).

We thus kick off our blog and humbly submit to you The EarlyStager Approval Matrix - A Start-Up Taste Barometer. (Cue the Bravo TV Show Pilot.)  Please comment aggressively, distribute, counter with alternate versions - let's get it on!

Team EarlyStager




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