I don’t believe that there is a gender bias, but rather a personality bias in the startup community. The startup world favors individuals who are focused on winning and are willing to go to any lengths to succeed. Unfortunately, women are typically raised in a manner that doesn’t develop these personality traits.
As the IPO market is beginning to firm up, many entrepreneurs wonder if an IPO is the right path for their company.
Don’t make these common mistakes!
When you first set out to execute your brilliant idea, you may feel that you have all of the answers. You are able to make decisions quickly and move at lightning speed. However, you will learn that you will go further by collaborating with and building an A-Team.
Why do some brands achieve astronomical success while comparable brands fade into oblivion? The answer lies in the consumers’ hearts
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I attended Venture 2013 this month. The closing session, End Game: Exits & Liquidity Options reminded me of one of
A scalable startup has inherent qualities that promote infinite growth. The ability to serve one million users flows from the
Steve Blank covers the difference between a board of directors and an advisory board in “Don’t Give Away Your Board
Regardless of the strategy you choose – IPO, sell or stay private – the best possible outcome for your company is to “make a dent in the Universe,” as Steve Jobs would say.