Blindspots: How to See RIsk Before It Strikes, Protect Your Venture and Unlock Growth

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Jonathan Bloom Tejune Kang

Blindspots

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ISBN: 9781919360911

How to See RIsk Before It Strikes, Protect Your Venture and Unlock Growth

Jonathan Bloom, Tejune Kang

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English

Oracle House Press
11 February 2026

Business strategy; Entrepreneurship; Management decision making; Corporate governance & responsibilities

The risks that destroy ventures hide in shareholder agreements, board dynamics and power structures that shift as companies scale.

Success changes the game. Early supporters gain new leverage. Major wins create new vulnerabilities. The institutional forces that help ventures grow can just as easily constrain or consume them.

Have you protected what you're building, or are you hoping it won't happen to you?

This book shares eighteen lessons learned the hard way: building an innovative firm, navigating complex business transitions and rebuilding from scratch. The goal is seeing structural risks before they strike and protecting what you build while pursuing breakthrough innovation.

Drawing on two decades of practicing law, including more than a decade as partner at White & Case, Ropes & Gray and Jones Day, then experiencing these dynamics firsthand as a founder, the book reveals patterns that emerge when capital, governance and growth intersect.

By: Jonathan Bloom
Foreword by: Tejune Kang
Imprint: Oracle House Press
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Dimensions: Height: 229mm, Width: 152mm, Spine: 18mm
Weight: 458g
ISBN: 9781919360911
ISBN 10: 1919360913
Pages: 342
Publication Date: 11 February 2026
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Jonathan Bloom practiced law for more than twenty years, including more than a decade as a partner at White & Case, Ropes & Gray, and Jones Day. After founding and leading a regulated advisory business serving sophisticated capital, he now advises founders, executives, and investors on structural risks and building protection into their ventures from the start.

Reviews for Blindspots: How to See RIsk Before It Strikes, Protect Your Venture and Unlock Growth

""This is a book I wish had been published when I was starting my entrepreneurial journey. It is the truth beneath the veneer, the sherpa's guide to climbing the mountain."" - Dan Honeywell, CEO, Naya Health ""Every entrepreneur should read this before taking money. As the old proverb goes: prepare for the divorce, not the marriage."" - Oskar Sköldberg, Serial Entrepreneur and Investor ""Jonathan's book is essential reading for anyone building a venture. The patterns he reveals are exactly what founders need to see before it's too late."" - James Wyatt, Partner, Baker McKenzie ""A rare combination of legal insight and hard-won founder experience. This book fills a critical gap in the entrepreneurship literature."" - Jason Edel, General Counsel, Financial Services