Within the first 6 months of starting my first job in the startup space, I had the opportunity to be part of a team pitching at startup battlefield at TechCrunch, New York. Being very young and inexperienced at a time, I had no idea what to expect, how to get the most out of the […]
Hiring a great growth marketer for your team is not impossible, even in today’s tight job market. So how come so many young founders are struggling to find growth marketers to scale their budding ventures or make them work out longer term? The answer is simple: because most founders don’t have adequate experience in recruiting
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bykst / Pixabay Many people have great ideas they wish could be turned into a business. However, not as many people actually make the attempt to turn those ideas into a reality because something holds them back. Sometimes the thing holding them back could be a lack of money. Other times it may simply be
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By Richard D. Harroch, David A. Lipkin, and Richard V. Smith Effectively negotiating merger and acquisition agreements for a privately held technology company involves addressing and resolving a number of key business, legal, tax, intellectual property, employment, and liability issues. Such agreements are often heavily negotiated, and a poorly negotiated transaction can result in significant risks
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4 Groundbreaking Things an Ex-Con Taught Us About Marketing The best ideas rarely come from conventional sources, and Coss Marte is hardly a conventional source. Marte first experimented with entrepreneurship as a teenager, selling goods in front of bodegas in New York City. By 19, his business was pulling in over $2 million a year.
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