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I'm on one of two Startup Bus coaches that left San Francisco early yesterday bound for the South by Southwest Interactive (SXSWi) festival in Austin, Texas. All told, six buses full of so-called "buspreneurs" are heading towards the Texas capital, including one each from New York, Chicago, Miami, and Cleveland. And all six are filled with teams of techies who want to come up with the best...
Earlier I said that startups must have to break most of the ten commandments, so I sat here and wrote this at 3am (Sad).
As the students filed into the classroom, my entrepreneurial reality distortion field began to weaken. What if I was wrong? Could we even could find 40 Stanford graduate students interested in being guinea pigs for this new class? Would anyone even show up? Even if they did, what if the assumption – that we had developed a better approach to teaching entrepreneurship – was simply mistaken?
Todd Garland came on TSF to talk about how he bootstrapped his company Buy Sell Ads into an advertising empire while he was working a 9-5 job. This is a fantastic video for entrepreneurs that are currently moonlighting their startups.
Baltimore is a city full of talent and ideas, the raw material for beginning businesses. Yet the actual amount of entrepreneurship happening doesn't always seem to match. Local entrepreneur and programmer Mike Subelsky noticed this and decided to give well-intentioned visionaries a kick start. He created a proposal for "Startup City," a twelve week summer program offering free workspace in...
The purpose of the Competitive Start Fund is to accelerate the growth of software companies that have the capability to succeed in global markets. The fund aims to support software start-up companies in the Internet, Games, Telecoms, SaaS, Cloud Computing & Enterprise Software sectors. An Enterprise Ireland telephone support line will be open from 24th February to 11th March 2011.
Is it ever a bad time to be an entrepreneur? When times are great they have lots of potential investors to fund outlandish ideas that at times may seem highly speculative. When times are bad, entrepreneurs are some of the best bootstrappers around and create high value propositions for ailing businesses or thrifty consumers. Finding and creating value is what the entrepreneur specializes in...
As founders or self sufficient content creators we need to understand who composes our minimum viable market, and whether we can reasonably expect to grow a profitable business in that area. Market sizing is essential for entrepreneurs who wish to disrupt and navigate large dynamic markets. Even a small or solitary business’ survival is incumbent on understanding the values of the market they...
Little-e entrepreneurship is the charming eccentricity that drives business innovation in our culture and economy. It’s a willingness to accept risks that others would shy away from, in exchange for eventual rewards nobody else can see. It’s the Earliest Adopter’s enthusiasm for a fad that doesn’t yet exist.
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