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The Entrepreneurial Path: Essential Tips for First-time Founders

American Entrepreneurship

Equally important is knowing sources of capital such as bootstrapping, prospective investors such as angel investors, or venture capital if necessary, that can be tapped into at the various stages of a startups growth. Create a financial plan, and regularly monitor your revenue, expenses, and profit margins.

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Interview: James Burnes, Ministry of Awesome

NZ Entrepreneur

James Burnes: Ministry of Awesome is a startup ecosystem organisation that is on a mission to drive New Zealand’s economic growth through founder-led innovation. We do run the Christchurch Startup Hub, Te O Haka, on the Ara campus here in Christchurch, where I’m sitting today.

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Revolutionizing the Aviation Supply Chain: An Interview with Tia (Tulika) Dayal Considine, Founder…

Jason Malki

She has also been successful as part of the Board Member and leadership team driving the investments from Lux Capital, Initialized, Bain Capital, the investment arm of Bain & Company and others. If you had to share, words of wisdom, with a Founder whos about to start their own startup, what would theybe?

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Startups Need Strategy, Not Sócio-Emotional Surprises: A Lawyer-Founder’s Vision for…

Jason Malki

Later, as a lawyer specializing in the startup ecosystem, I identified a significant gap: traditional law firms were not equipped to support the modern startup model. In an environment where innovation moves rapidly, losing time due to legal uncertainty is a risk no startup can afford.

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Swayam Doshi, Founder, Suspire

Startup Blogpost

What advice would you give your younger self just starting out in the startup world? If I could advise my younger self just starting out in the startup world, I would highlight the importance of patience and resilience. How did you identify your target audience, and what advice do you have for startups trying to do the same?

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Both Things Can Be True: Bias and Bad Fundraising Advice

This is going to be BIG.

The startup ecosystem is a terrific manufacturer of bad fundraising advice. Or that venture capital is a meritocracy? This doesn’t take into consideration, however, that venture capital is a financial product—a product that works for some people and doesn’t work for others. That adds risk.

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The Screwy Logic of Crowdfunding and Venture Fund Regulation

This is going to be BIG.

Until you realize that vetting and helping companies is actually really hard--or did you not notice all the news that venture capital as an asset class doesn't beat the market. Who wouldn't want in on the next Union Square Ventures or First Round Capital funds? I certainly would!