After a start-up has become known and successful, everyone wants to know the founders and leaders of the new company. What most don’t realize is that it was not smooth sailing to get there, few recount the struggles and challenges. Here’s a look at George Washington, leader during a time like an early start-up.
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There’s alot entrepreneurs can learn from the business of professional sports. It’s amazing much start-ups have in common with sport teams.
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A critical initial consideration for every start-up is “how and when do we make money?” The business model is often more important than the product for a start-up.
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What you need to know before you race down the path of selling your company.
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Every start-up has to build business relationships with customers, partners, investors, and media. Entrepreneurs introduce and present their product everyone. How can entrepreneurs overcome the fustration of not being heard?
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Many solo entrepreneurs and very small companies seem larger than they really are. They are like mice that roar like lions. How do these micro companies thrive and prosper?
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Do the small decisions really make a big difference in making a business a successful?
What does a CFO do and how can a CFO help propel a start-up? The Behind the Scene Interview Series with Chris Benjamin, The Rogue CFO, as he shares his perspective on today’s start-ups and founders. Successful entrepreneurs don’t do it alone. It takes many knowledgeable people from many disciplines to take a product idea and make a successful company. This series is about those behind the scene experts that make it all happen, and the advice they can give to aspiring entrepreneurs.
Every start-up has two products and customers. The first is the company’s reason to exist, offer a product to end users. The second, and not as obvious, is the investor who funds the start-up. For the investor, the company is the product. From this view, the entrepreneur to to develop a pricing strategy for investors so fund raising can be maiximized.
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Don’t make these mistakes. Every entrepreneur wants their start-up to move faster, to accomplish more sooner. An entreprenuer’s answer is to hire more people but keep costs down. How to hire the best part time workers, but avoid the heachaches.
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