Justin Stanford's Discussions
Treatment of IP under Exchange Controls further confused...
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Previously, case precedent has meant that we have always had to treat IP as if it were cash in terms of our SA Exchange Control regulations, the ruling being that for the purposes of Reg. 10 (1)(c)…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Vishen Pillay Mar 17, 2010.
The new rules of angel investing
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Angels still have wings, but they aren’t flying quite so high.The rules of the game of angel investing have changed in the post-crisis world, Kermit Pattison writes in The New York Times. The average…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Justin Arenstein Nov 10, 2009.
Medium term budget: Easing of Exchange Controls
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See the following announcement released from Reserve Bank, including SA companies now being allowed to open foreign bank accounts and not being required to repatriate earned forex within 180 days…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Garth Michel Oct 28, 2009.
Call for volunteers and donors
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A small group of people and companies have gotten the Silicon Cape Initiative this far. But there is still so much more to do! We need your help. Either feel free to make your contribution in this…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by daniel cornelissen Mar 4, 2011.
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PoweredbyVC exits CSense to GE – Interview with Keet van Zyl
Reposted from http://www.justinstanford.com/2011/04/poweredbyvc-exits-csense-to-ge-interview-with-keet-van-zyl/
Yesterday my friends at PoweredbyVC (the new independent VC fund manager spun-off from the old HBD, and now managing its investment portfolio) …
ContinuePosted on April 19, 2011 at 1:22pm — 3 Comments
Landmark judgement on the export of IP for the Silicon Cape?
Reposted from http://www.justinstanford.com/2011/03/landmark-judgement-on-the-export-of-ip-for-the-silicon-cape/
On the 18th of March, the Supreme Court of Appeals (SCA) delivered judgement on Case 295/10, in what appears to be a landmark ruling with a direct impact on the Silicon Cape community and the local tech industry.
A point of debate over the years…
ContinuePosted on March 24, 2011 at 3:11pm — 1 Comment
Voting complete: Announcing the new Silicon Cape Initiative Steering Committee
After a week of voting, with 526 of 1927 ballots cast, here are the results.
In random order:
Matthew Buckland
Justin Spratt
Arthur Goldstuck
Vinny Lingham
Dave Duarte
Justin Hartman
Laurie Olivier
Andrea Boehmert
Justin Stanford
Rob Stokes
Henk Kleynhans
There was a tie for 10th place, so there are 11 names.
Thanks to all for participating and voting! The steering committee will meet soon with the old… Continue
In random order:
Matthew Buckland
Justin Spratt
Arthur Goldstuck
Vinny Lingham
Dave Duarte
Justin Hartman
Laurie Olivier
Andrea Boehmert
Justin Stanford
Rob Stokes
Henk Kleynhans
There was a tie for 10th place, so there are 11 names.
Thanks to all for participating and voting! The steering committee will meet soon with the old… Continue
Posted on December 8, 2009 at 12:00pm — 13 Comments
The Silicon Cape Initiative steering committee community voting process begins - Please VOTE!
As the interim steering committee and founders of the Silicon Cape Initiative, it has always been our intention to hand this initiative over to the community which makes it up. Without the community, there is nothing, and it is impossible to act and engage on a community's behalf without a firm mandate.
Thus, we are pleased to announce the commencement of the community voting process for the new official steering committee, whose mandate will be to carry the vision and work of the… Continue
Thus, we are pleased to announce the commencement of the community voting process for the new official steering committee, whose mandate will be to carry the vision and work of the… Continue
Posted on November 30, 2009 at 8:00pm — 6 Comments
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Justin Stanford commented on John Beneke's blog post 'Zero to start-up in 7 days'
Keen to see the outcome 8)
Justin Stanford replied to Jacques du Preez's discussion 'Equivalent of Limited Partnership in SA'
Yes currently they fall under FAIS, even though they shouldn't -- SAVCA is presently trying to sort this out.
Justin Stanford replied to Jacques du Preez's discussion 'Equivalent of Limited Partnership in SA'
It's not a company, it's a different kind of entity -- a partnership. We have them here too and our VC and PE funds are structured the same way as in the US. They're called 'en commandite' partnerships.
Justin Stanford is now friends with Irvine Tawanda Makoni, Johan de Lange, DEION and 17
Brendan Hughes commented on Justin Stanford's blog post 'Landmark judgement on the export of IP for the Silicon Cape?'
Here's a comment from an attorney and a heads up for those considering a quick export of IP to a foreign based entity in light of this judgment - the transfer of an IP asset may still trigger a capital gains tax…
George Gombay commented on Justin Stanford's blog post 'PoweredbyVC exits CSense to GE – Interview with Keet van Zyl'
Thank you, Keet.
Keet van Zyl commented on Justin Stanford's blog post 'PoweredbyVC exits CSense to GE – Interview with Keet van Zyl'
Good comment by George. If broken down in three groups:
FOUNDERS/ PRINCIPALS ~ In general (as in this case) the expectations and strategy of the founders/ principals and key management team is aligned with the VC as they shoot for a specific exit…
George Gombay commented on Justin Stanford's blog post 'PoweredbyVC exits CSense to GE – Interview with Keet van Zyl'
Hello Justin,
In reading this interview I cannot help but wonder as to how well (or not ) the employees of companies such as CSense have been served by this particular form of exit strategy.
My curiosity is aroused in particular by the…
PoweredbyVC exits CSense to GE – Interview with Keet van Zyl
Reposted from http://www.justinstanford.com/2011/04/poweredbyvc-exits-csense-to-ge-interview-with-keet-van-zyl/Yesterday my friends at PoweredbyVC (the new independent VC fund manager spun-off from the old HBD, and now managing its investment portfolio) …See More
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Hie Justin, you participated in my discussion concerning brics a while back...lve added a blog post that I'd like you to checkout on my venture in this regard:
http://www.siliconcape.com/profiles/blogs/my-brics-play-the-paid-in
Landmark judgement on the export of IP for the Silicon Cape?
Reposted from http://www.justinstanford.com/2011/03/landmark-judgement-on-the-export-of-ip-for-the-silicon-cape/On the 18th of March, the Supreme Court of Appeals (SCA) delivered judgement on Case 295/10, in what appears to be a landmark ruling with a direct impact on the Silicon Cape community and the local tech industry.A point of debate over the years has been whether intellectual…See More
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Hie Justin, you participated in my discussion concerning brics a while back...lve added a blog post that I'd like you to checkout on my venture in this regard:
http://www.siliconcape.com/profiles/blogs/my-brics-play-the-paid-inHi...there does not seem to be a link to comment on the tedx event post and hence there can be no first three comments to get tickets to the event...if you fix this please include this comment:
'love the ted talks and it is great that they are going to have an African Avenue of expression. I would suggest for instance Robert Mattes from the UCT politics department (I have no personal affiliation) who has done really interesting work, including “The Material and Political Bases of Lived Poverty in Africa: Insights From the Afrobarometer.
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Hi Justin,
Not sure whether I/we should be alarmed, but a person by the name of rose (http://www.siliconcape.com/profile/rose805?xg_source=activity) is sending the same message to quite a few SC members. Not sure what to do.
Tx, Yu
PS Need a bit mor ework on the table tennis top spin
Thanks, Nick
I offered a helping hand at the first Silicon Cape meeting.
I'm keen to have a positive impact on the Silicon Cape if at all possible. PM if you need anything.
I need to get your opinion on an application we developed locally, and the road ahead.
Lourentius
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