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EO’s Most Popular Inc. Posts: A Lookback at 2023

Entrepreneurs' Organization

How to Run a Company With Two 10-Minute Weekly Meetings and Post-It Notes Barry Raber (EO Portland), a serial entrepreneur and CEO of real estate investment firm Business Property Trust , shared his insights on how to keep team meetings short and sweet with an effective system that fosters collaboration and engagement.

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Hustle Fund wants to help spawn a new generation of angel investors

TechCrunch

And now, thanks to Hustle Fund, she is also an angel investor. Hustle Fund is coming out of stealth today with Angel Squad , a new initiative aimed at making angel investing more accessible to more people. She describes herself as “a complete novice” in angel investing, and so far, she’s loving the experience. “

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EO’s Top Engaging Posts on Inc.com for 2023

Entrepreneurs' Organization

How to Run a Company With Two 10-Minute Weekly Meetings and Post-It Notes Barry Raber (EO Portland), a serial entrepreneur and CEO of real estate investment firm Business Property Trust , shared his insights on how to keep team meetings short and sweet with an effective system that fosters collaboration and engagement.

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Ripe For Disruption: The Asset Management Business

David Teten VC

I knew that executing this research, and then publishing it, would attract pertinent investment opportunities. . ” In addition, I think that fintech entrepreneurs seeking market white space should be working to understand how to take advantage of the market opportunity gaping in front of them.

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10 Key Buildings in the Brooklyn Innovation Community

This is going to be BIG.

Not only did I want it to include people working on the future of digital media at ABC, but I also had in mind the roll that other types of creative people have in the inspiration of a city. "Tech community" seemed too much about people soldering things together and writing code. 33 Flatbush. Picture: Benjamin Norman for The New York Times.

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Don't blame the game, blame the playas

This is going to be BIG.

So if companies can't get their Series A, it's not some terrible tragedy that there are otherwise great opportunities that are being left to die. The hedge fund industry has matured, and even the best managers are struggling to find more opportunities to put their money to work and still get the same returns. It's just as hard.