Posts tagged "startup advice"

One of the most valuable lessons in business to learn is that there's no right or wrong in entrepreneurship,

The layoffs might seem to be running counter to these values, but they’re happening against an established track record. Smaller tech companies don’t have the luxury of a track record.

From acquiring a T-shaped skillset to ignoring toxic clickbait, here's some useful advice to help women founders and CEOs rise to the top.

When you’re in the weeds you’re focused entirely on what’s in front of you. When you’re in the clouds, you see the big picture.

Martin Karafilis is the CEO of startup hub Fishburners. He has a long career and pedigree in the space, but it took a mistake from his first startup to help get him here.

A few years ago, Tristan Sternson found himself caught in the crosshairs in the transition from startup to established business with a big project in the works.

As Amy Parfett and her best friend approach eight years since launching Wedshed, she says working together has had an unmatched upside.

Sometimes instead of dreaming big, it pays to think small.

If you are looking to broaden your network then it’s the perfect time to learn the secret to successful cold calling, and it starts with nailing your elevator pitch. 

Jun Qu is a senior associate at Main Sequence, where he helps scientists and entrepreneurs change the world with their deep tech solutions.

In 2023, companies will yield substantial savings from retaining talent rather than replacing it.

For Mash founders Tash Menon and Sarah Churchlow, bootstrapping has given them autonomy in creating a values-driven, global business.