A story about entrepreneurship (4/4): Go lean and exit
It’s time to go lean and get ready to exit, stage left. By going lean, I mean Lean Methodology, of course. This little piece of wonder, which applies just about everywhere in your process.
It’s time to go lean and get ready to exit, stage left. By going lean, I mean Lean Methodology, of course. This little piece of wonder, which applies just about everywhere in your process.
Your role. Owner. Director (aka General Manager). Employee. How many times do we see a person fulfilling all of these roles in a startup?
Welcome back. If you’re just joining now, then get yourself up to date by checking out my previous two posts. The starting point and Grow and Scale.
So you have a product. And you want it to grow and scale. Maybe its a great one. If all goes well with your launch, it will soon become a business. Now, here are three vital questions you need to ask yourself.
What is Entrepreneurship? The bare bones view is as follows: Entrepreneurship (noun) “The activity of setting up a business or businesses, taking on financial risks in the hope of profit.” – Oxford Dictionary
Calling all Greek innovators. Want to take part in the first Mobile World Congress Americas in San Francisco this September? Then get yourself down to Orange Grove on Tuesday, August 1 at 6pm.
If you are a startup in need of help, or have a great business idea, then we’ve got some good news for you. It’s called MAZINNOV.
For some people pitching their own idea or company is hard to do…for some others it is fairly easy.
It was important to me to leave an organization in the strongest possible shape and I believe I have done so
A syndicate is obviously a team of Angels that invests as a “group”, trying to spread risk and use their multidisciplinary background in order to help early stage businesses.