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Advice from Warren Rustand: Put Your Head Down and Walk Into the Storm

Entrepreneurs' Organization

Rustand says he’s had calls from more than 300 business leaders at small and medium-sized companies looking for advice. Some of us remember the 2000 dot-com crash. For entrepreneurs, the job now is to look past that daunting torrent and to the opportunity beyond it. Because there is opportunity.

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The Year to Be Great

Andreessen Horowitz

A Great company uses a tough market as an opportunity to break away from the pack and outrun its competitors. Below, we analyzed data from 77 US-based or -centric companies founded after 2000 that have a $5B+ market cap and highlighted what it takes to be Great by the numbers—and why growth is especially important on that journey.

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7 investors reveal what’s hot in fintech in Q1 2023

TechCrunch

2008 and 2000), not only have we seen outstanding companies being formed, we’ve also witnessed great venture firm performance during these windows,” he said. Plus, they were gracious enough to share some of the advice they’re giving to their portfolio companies. We see tremendous opportunity for innovation in the world of B2B payments.

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These 5 strategies made us $10M+ EACH

OkDork

Our original ad on Tim’s site Massive growth opportunities happen when you find things before the market. Sign up for AppSumo.com – we’re giving away a CYBERtruck for Sumo Day 4- Being public Back in 2000 (when I had luscious locks), I started blogging on okdork.com about things going on while I was in college. 24 years later?

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Can you be an adaptive business leader?

Berkonomics

It was an Internet CEO roundtable in early 2000 (almost a year before the crash of the stock market) where it became obvious before the public was aware, that the bubble was just beginning to burst for such tech businesses. I contribute my two cents of advice, as do the others in the group. And this was years before COVID.

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For tech firms, the risk of not preparing for leadership changes is huge

TechCrunch

Tech firms generally are younger than other companies of a similar size, which partly explains why the median age of S&P 500 companies plunged to 33 years in 2018 from 85 years in 2000, according to McKinsey & Co. It’s as much about moving forward as looking back. Jobs, after all, painstakingly managed his legacy until the end.

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TechCrunch+ roundup: Non-dilutive biotech capital, long-term angel investing, WayRay’s $80M pitch deck

TechCrunch

According to Kyle Poyar, a partner at OpenView, the current downturn is creating similar opportunities for SaaS startups. ET, M13 Managing Partner Karl Alomar will join me on a Twitter Space to share his advice for fundraising during a downturn. “They’ll finally take a chance turning that nagging idea into an actual product.”