My friend Bryce Roberts from OATV started VCtips on Twitter to leverage the collective wisdom of some great investors to help founders. The initial group consists of early stage VCs and angels, many whom I feel fortunate to count as friends: Josh Kopelman, Chris Sacca, Rob Hayes, David Hornik, Andy Weissman, Bijan Sabet, Albert Wenger and yours truly.
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