Is a Recession a Good Time to Start a Business?
Contrary to what you might think, ventures that are launched during a recession and survive it can gain long-term strength – if they build efficient operations.
Contrary to what you might think, ventures that are launched during a recession and survive it can gain long-term strength – if they build efficient operations.
A seasoned entrepreneur and executive sheds light on a particular pathway to growing a venture – one in which acquisitions and private equity play a central role.
Running a business helps a student think like an owner and develop soft skills and "grit" -- all qualities that companies value.
Artists are not taught to go past the step of creativity into the operations and business development needed to build a business, whereas entrepreneurs are generally trained the opposite.
Technology startups do not innovate in a vacuum. They are influenced by the type of funding partners they take on. This discussion explains the results of my research into this topic.
In an era when great employees are hard to find and keep, sharing ownership broadly with them is a great way to set your company apart from the pack.
An ineffective or non-existent financial/accounting system in an early-stage enterprise can cause challenges that threaten its survival.
When and how does somebody with a salaried job decide to take on a side hustle, or become a full-time entrepreneur? This article in the Journal of Business Venturing explores how uncertainty plays a role.
Supported by the Richard M Schulze Family Foundation