The First Inside Account of Venture Capitalists at Work
$27.99 (Hardcover) | Randall E. Stross, Acclaimed Author and Business Historian | Buy Now
Have you ever wondered what goes on behind closed doors in the world of Silicon Valley venture capital? In eBoys, Randall E. Stross offers an unprecedented look at the lives and decisions of the venture capitalists who shaped the internet revolution. With access to the founders of Benchmark, the firm behind eBay, Webvan, and other billion-dollar startups, Stross paints a vivid portrait of ambition, innovation, and risk-taking that transformed the digital economy.
Why eBoys is a Must-Read
- Go Behind the Scenes: Gain rare insight into how venture capitalists think, evaluate deals, and influence groundbreaking startups.
- Learn from History: Discover the incredible story of Benchmark’s investment in eBay, which grew from $20 million to $21 billion in just two years.
- Experience Silicon Valley’s Culture: Explore the personalities and dynamics driving the new internet economy.
What You’ll Get with eBoys
- Insider Access: A detailed account of Benchmark’s rise, as told by a journalist embedded within the firm.
- Fascinating Stories: High-stakes debates and testosterone-fueled discussions about the next big thing.
- Unparalleled Insights: Lessons on how VCs identify winners and create immense wealth.
- Historical Perspective: A snapshot of the late 1990s tech boom and its lasting impact on the global economy.
Why It Matters
Venture capitalists are the architects of the internet-driven economy, yet their work is often shrouded in mystery. eBoys delivers three key promises:
- It demystifies the inner workings of venture capital.
- It highlights the risks and rewards of high-stakes investing.
- It offers timeless lessons for entrepreneurs and investors alike.
A Must-Have for Business Enthusiasts and Tech Pioneers
Whether you’re an entrepreneur, investor, or simply fascinated by the rise of Silicon Valley, eBoys offers a gripping account of the decisions that built the digital world we live in today.