Get funded! An idiot’s guide to mastering the venture capital game
Editor's Pick There is no shame in brushing up on the basics! Christine Herron, director of Intel Capital, advises "Never be ashamed to ask questions."
Editor's Pick There is no shame in brushing up on the basics! Christine Herron, director of Intel Capital, advises "Never be ashamed to ask questions."
Sponsored Post It's no secret that the Bay Area is a mecca for startups. Hundreds of ideas have been born, funded, and launched from the Silicon Valley all the way up to San Francisco, and quite a few have found success...
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Is finding funding really all that different from finding love?
I recently had the opportunity to attend VC in the OC at the Hyatt Regency in Huntington Beach. This one-day event featured a mix of panels and keynote speakers, culminating …
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Many entrepreneurs dream of starting their own company so they can be their own boss, call the shots, get the corner office nicest table in the co-working space. Turns out, being in charge is a lot harder than just ordering …
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When everything’s a priority, how do you maximize your productivity and continue getting things done? We asked eleven entrepreneurs about their strategies for staying on top of mounting piles of work, focusing on what’s important, and otherwise holding on to …
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Chances are if you’re working in tech then you’ve spent time deliberating over which of the multitude of conferences, events and shows you should attend in 2012. Time out of the office is a luxury most startups can’t afford, so …
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The journey from the corporate world to the startup world might seem simple to some. There’s no reason you can’t take what you learned working at a successful, established company, apply it to your startup and expect the same results, …
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(Editor’s note: Stuart Wall is co-founder and CEO of Signpost. He submitted this story to VentureBeat.)
Despite the rocky nature of the stock market these days, it sure seems like a great time to start a company.
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