5. If I’ve already invested heavily in the wrong product or strategy, will the program help me recover, or only support those starting from scratch?
Raising money is a huge challenge. To be able to raise any money at all, you must first understand how investors think. This specific course covers how post-seed and pre-Series A investors analyze startups and what they are looking for. We will have in-depth conversations around startups and funding with several real-world investors.
By guest author Soren Petersen When you use creative professionals, you can achieve huge monetary as well as emotionally gratifying results. When these teams are successfully managed, profits from creative teams grow exponentially. One example is Apple’s value growing 1000% over the past 10 years. However, it takes a proactive effort. If you give up
By Guest Author Jim DeBetta of the Academy for Entrepreneurs [Jim’s four-part series tells entrepreneurs and investors what they need to know about licensing a product through a discussion of the terms that drive the license’s value. In today’s post, Jim shows entrepreneurs how they can negotiate the best royalty rate possible.] 2. Royalty—Sometimes Lower
By Guest Author Jim DeBetta of the Academy for Entrepreneurs [Jim’s four-part series tells entrepreneurs and investors what they need to know about licensing a product through a discussion of the terms that drive the license’s value. Today’s focus is three common types of license.] Licensing is the most popular method used to commercialize and
By guest authors Charles W. Bush and Kathy Hwang of 3Strand Innovation, a brand, design and business consultancy. Redesign That: Personal Finance 3.0 Seeing as how many of us are trying to put a lockdown on our spending this year, we decided to take a broad look across personal money management websites, evaluate their pros
By guest authors Charles W. Bush and Kathy Hwang of 3Strand Innovation, a brand, design and business consultancy While any company should be proud of a market success like the RAZR mobile phone, Motorola’s story is even more remarkable because it came out of an older corporation that was able to adapt for innovation. The original vision
The Economist this week has a good analysis on the future of capitalism. Yes, we’re amidst a crisis, and yes, things went out of control, but in building any sustainable complex system, there will always need to be rounds of debugging involved. Overall, I’m still in favor, as the Economist is as well, of Capitalism.