A fascinating Founders' DNA Test sheds light on the strengths of entrepreneurs in different countries.
Make those important decisions upfront, so your relationship works like a well-oiled machine.
Knowing the basics reassures potential investors and earns the respect of the techies you need to join your team.
Choosing who your business partner will be is the single most important decision you will make in your business -- and potentially in your life.
The mantra of 'just do it' is OK for maintaining the status quo, but not for growing your business.
To ensure your co-founder is one that you can be with for the long haul, look for these traits.
Hutch's Bea Fischel-Bock says you shouldn't be afraid to put something that seems unfinished into your customers hands. You never know what you'll discover.
Tying an executive’s personality to his or her business can be highly successful until the executive ages, leaves, dies or gets into trouble.
General Management - Unless you're one of the iron-walleted few, gaining startup capital for your business venture will require the help of investors. Navigating those waters can be a lesson in humility; it ...
Side deals and volatile shares make stock options a bigger gamble for startup employees.
Think back to when you started your most recent company. What were the biggest mistakes you made...
I’m an early adopter of Lean Startup. Ever since Eric Ries starting writing about his thoughts on the Startup Lessons Learned Blog, I was…
Machine learning is a trending topic today and for good reason. It has enormous potential to transform entire markets and industries. But there's also a lot of hype surrounding the technology. As an investor, I look for four key characteristics that I believe distinguish winners who are successfully leveraging machine learning:
In the early days of your startup, it's all about relationships -- with both employees and clients.
There is no shortage of advice when it comes to which tools software companies should use to run their businesses. We’ve all come across numerous “Top 100..
Kauffman researcher Emily Fetsch examines whether relationship counseling can prove beneficial to startup co-founders.
By bringing on these key people, you'll be able to scale quickly without losing your ability to provide great products and excellent customer service.
Wave goodbye to startup fears and begin building the unique business that you actually want.
No rich relatives? No angel connections? No problem.
Product creep in the early stage of a startup ends up creating a product-heavy business that may lack execution. Most of the capital raised can easily be spent on product development, leaving little for operations.