Tag: starting a company

Why Few Start-Ups Build the Fundable Dream Team

A common misconception is a start-up team is the founders and employees, but successful teams know it much more than just these people. What makes an effective team? How do you build one? What mistakes should you avoid? The success of any venture hinges upon the strength of the team and this is never more true than with a company at its beginning.

Continue 1 Comment September 16, 2010

Part 1: One of the Toughest Questions Start-Ups Need to Answer for Funding

One of the toughest questions entrepreneurs need to answer when looking for funding is how you know your product concept will attract paying customers. This is a series of blogs of how some start-ups have addressed this issue.

Continue Leave a Comment December 1, 2009

How to Bootstrap a Company

The question of how to bootstrap a company is on most entrepreneurs’ minds these days. Attend any meeting of the investment community, angels or venture capital, and you’ll hear how entrepreneurs should focus on bootstrapping their companies and not approach the investment community for funding until they have a proven product. How exactly do entrepreneurs do this and what does it mean?

Continue Leave a Comment September 30, 2009


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