Pitching your startup to investors — what to remember
Pitching your startup to investors. Ah, that old chestnut. It’s every entrepreneur’s greatest dream and worst nightmare. But, no need to stress over it.
Pitching your startup to investors. Ah, that old chestnut. It’s every entrepreneur’s greatest dream and worst nightmare. But, no need to stress over it.
As a startup, whether or not you have a specific vertical market strategy will depend heavily on your business model – and business plan.
The final countdown has begun for the 1st CSD Graduate Students Conference which will take place on Friday, October 25. Save the date!
How do you scale up a startup into a fully-blown, growing business? To quote Daniel Isenberg, it goes something like this: “Stop starting, start finishing.” And this is exactly the essence of the success story of Workable.
Whether you are from an academic background or not, as an entrepreneur these days you can’t afford to ignore the power of data science. After all, it could be the key to the success of your business, especially if it’s a tech-based one.
To intern or not to intern. It’s a question many new, fresh-faced graduates are faced with, but before you make any decisions, you would do well to consider interning at a startup accelerator.
To scale up, or not to scale up: that is the question. No, hold on. It’s not a question at all – it’s a must if you want your startup to be successful. If you’re running or working at a startup, the question of scaling up should hopefully be a “when”, and not an “if” issue.
There’s only one thing better that nightswimming in summer if you’re one of the Starttech runners (or if you simply love to keep moving). Night running of course!
Great leaders have a common quality, they are (usually) great communicators. This is an area where Neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) can help a great deal.
A healthy body helps cultivate a healthy mind, and that’s why we’re passionate about keeping healthy at work. After all it’s where you spend a huge chunk of your time.