Are Fat Rounds Eating the Lean Startup? with Eric Ries and David Hornik

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In an era of multi-billion dollar investment rounds and hundred billion dollar funds can a lean startup survive? Eric Ries, the architect of the lean startup model, and David Hornik, the managing partner of August Capital, will help us find out.



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