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How to Pattern Replicate Rakuten’s Ability to Get Deal Flow to Buy Companies

by Larry Chiang on June 6, 2013

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Hey Larry —
Great speaking with you earlier with our crew … Here’s what we captured from the call:
  • Host an event with an iBank (“we want to buy your company”); use the iBank folks to help with deal flow and demonstrate  
  • Press campaign to get public credit that we are out looking for a company. We bought xyz through so-and-so business plan competition 
  • Speaking at conferences on taking businesses global, or whatever…
  • Anchor event as SXSW (which is mostly flagship) then do a series of satellite events (put maybe $250k against a series of events)
  • Business plan competition winner— we will pick-up the tab for your student loans. Be a debt free ivy engineer
  • Faux acquisition from a really good school; internship program, incubator program within the company
  • Just buy a team of engineers (undergrads, sophomore/juniors). Ideally female team of 3-5 engineers
I’ll keep ‘ya posted on how things come together! Holler should any other inspiration strike. 

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