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Category Archives: Start ups
How Pro Sports teams act like startups
I’ve written that even start-up companies need to have a revenue generation model. The idea that ‘If you build it, they will come” is rarely successful outside of Facebook and LinkedIn. Startups need to show how their future success prospects … Continue reading
The best investing opportunities are all about Deal Flow
One of the things I enjoy most about my daily professional activities is finding the right opportunities to help companies and individuals with their success. The term that I hear most often thrown around is ‘deal flow’. Whenever I meet … Continue reading
Posted in Entrepreneurship, Start ups
Tagged Deal Flow, Entrepreneurs, Investing, raising capital
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‘Let’s start a company’ isn’t child’s play
I can almost picture it in my mind. Two seven-year olds are having a play date. Kids still do that right? One says to the other “Let’s play the startup game” OK! I’ll play the founder CEO and you can … Continue reading
Posted in Best business practices, Start ups
Tagged Asian Startups, Building companies, Entrepreneurs, Startups
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For entrepreneurs it’s not the money, it’s the M-O-N-E-Y
When I began working back in the 1980’s I worked at a major NYC bank in the marketing department as a marketing associate alongside a number (more than 10) of very smart women (there were one or two men but … Continue reading
Posted in Entrepreneurship, Start ups
Tagged Angel Investing, Entrepreneurs, Investment, Monopoly money, Startups, Venture Capital
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When it comes to start-ups don’t fall for “If you build it they will come”
Working with start-up and early stage companies is interesting and full of unknowns and yes that’s the fun part of the challenge! What almost all startups share is a passion for excellence, a cool idea and real business potential. Most … Continue reading
Posted in Start ups, Venture Capital
Tagged CB Insights, Customer LTV, Entreprenueship, LTV, Sapphire Ventures, Shark Tank, Start-ups, VC funding
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Tech Crunch and the exuberance of start-ups
I’ve been a fan of Tech Crunch for some time now and even more so since I’ve been watching HBO’s Silicon Valley (I so want to go to Disrupt!). This past Tuesday night I attended a NY Meetup and Pitch-off … Continue reading
Some Angel and VC investors are averse to cold water
This past Monday evening I attended my fourth NYC Silicon Dragon event hosted by Rebecca Fannin of Silicon Dragon. Rebecca (author of the 2011 book Start-up Asia ) always puts together an interesting program and she conducts these programs all … Continue reading
Posted in Angel Investing, Business in Asia, Business in China, Innovation, International business, Start ups, Venture Capital
Tagged Alessandro Piol, Angel Investing, Bitcoin, Brian Cohen, Harry Edelson, Jim Robinson, New York Angels, Porter Bibb, Rebecca Fannin, Startup Asia, Startups, Tech and the City, Venture Capital, What Every Angel Investor wants you to know
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