Getting a startup off the ground isn’t easy. Instead of focusing solely on your baby, as in the actual product or service that you’re selling, you’ll also have to deal with administrative headaches. Managing your startup finances is one of these necessary evils. Here’s everythng you need to kow about finances for your startup. As […]
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120 Views | Read Time 8 minutes | Members of NGOs and nonprofits regularly need to leave the workplace to work with the local communities or vulnerable groups. As a result, sometimes they do not have access to the CRM system and cannot find the necessary information on their cases during the fieldwork. People know
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— Seattle online retailer Zulily is teaming up with women’s professional soccer team Seattle Reign FC for an event designed to encourage women leaders to thrive in all walks of life, whether they be team leaders or CEOs. At the Top of Your Game will feature a variety of women leaders sharing their stories and
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Is your product interoperable? Meaning, does it sync with other tools that a school or district is using, and make it easy for educators and school leaders to turn data into insights and action? For some startups, the idea of dealing with interoperability sounds just as daunting as the word is itself to pronounce. But
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The CEOs leading this year’s Ready Set Raise companies. (FFA Photo) Female Founders Alliance is back with its second accelerator cohort as the Seattle-based organization looks to help another round of female-led startups grow their businesses and land funding. Eight companies from across the country working in various industries made the cut this year, beating
BharatPe, a New Delhi-based firm that is enabling hundreds of thousands of merchants to start accepting digital payments for the first time each month and also giving them access to working capital, has raised $50 million as it looks to scale its business in the nation. The Series B round for the one-year old startup was
Chinook Therapeutics CEO Eric Dobmeier. (Chinook Photo) Chinook Therapeutics, a Vancouver, B.C.-based biotech company creating targeted therapies for kidney diseases, raised $65 million in a Series A financing round led by Versant Ventures with Apple Tree Partners and Samsara BioCapital. The company is creating precision medicines for rare and severe kidney disorders. Chinook said it
Nikin / Pixabay The internet has revolutionized the way companies find and reach their customers. No longer reliant on billboards and television ads to gain visibility, small businesses can launch powerful, hyper-focused campaigns to target their specific niche in the market. However, consumers are becoming savvier to traditional marketing techniques, and tend to be wary
3D printing has become commonplace in the hardware industry, but because few materials can be used for it easily, the process rarely results in final products. A Swiss startup called Spectroplast hopes to change that with a technique for printing using silicone, opening up all kinds of applications in medicine, robotics and beyond. Silicone is
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Integrating artificial intelligence functions into a business’s day-to-day operations can greatly increase team productivity and efficiency, but it can also cause confusion or grief, if not done smoothly. So what are the most important things for business leaders to remember when considering adding AI functions to team’s procedures? Here is what members of the Young
