The barrier to entry has never been lower for people who want to invest their own money in startups — and the implications are massive.
Options include online lending, crowdfunding and revenue-based financing.
Founders should develop a money model from the start and keep close tabs on it each month to understand where they came from — and what heights their company can reach next.
Recalibrate your strategy and finances to grow even if money is tight.
The biggest mistake entrepreneurs make is not investing in the legwork required to truly understand the customers they’re planning to serve.
How to say no when every instinct tells you to say yes.
Start by knowing what you need and understanding how vendors operate.
If your company has a promising IP proposition, you need to find a way to scale globally, fast. Our expert lays out what you need to know.
No, they don’t “throw around” money on big risks. For the most part, they’re spreadsheet-scouring risk mitigation machines.
Check out Credits and Incentives, government funds designed to boost business growth.
