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If The Entrepreneurial Shoe Fits, That Doesn’t Mean You Should Wear It

Terry Starbucker

It really is essential reading for any would-be entrepreneur, because it really “lays it all out there&# – all the hurdles and “screens&# that one has to jump and pass through to conceive, plan, fund, staff, model, manage and execute (just to name a few) a new business. How are you with your personal finances?

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The Importance Of Corporate Venturing During Covid-19

The Horizons Tracker

The existing European financial SME instruments for scientific startups needs to be adapted and work more effectively with corporate venture funds so that small experiments in selected regions are supported. Tailor existing investment mechanisms towards tech transfer. Surviving the pandemic.

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A new LinkedIn tool to help managers find non-executive positions

Chartered Management Institute

Throughout the past few years, a regular issue in the management world has been how to ensure gender parity in the boardrooms of our biggest companies. Much of the research during this time has placed part of the blame for this disparity in the lack of executive experience amongst our female managers.

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The Ghost Workers Powering The AI Economy

The Horizons Tracker

Team leaders and account managers often begin life on the front line, and many of those who don’t move up internally go back to school. “I think the profit and non-profit models can co-exist, and what’s really required is the rigor to track and manage the ethical outcomes you want to get,” Gonzalez says.

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Managing Shareholders in the Age of Stakeholder Capitalism

Harvard Business Review

How to identify and attract investors who will support your long-term, stakeholder-focused plans.

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Groupon Doomed by Too Much of a Good Thing

Harvard Business Review

The best way to manage a fledgling business is for managers to be impatient for profit but patient for growth. First, when a business is impatient for profit, managers are forced to validate their assumptions and demonstrate that customers are fundamentally willing to pay an acceptable price for the company's offering.

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What Tomorrow's Leaders Are Learning in Africa Right Now

Harvard Business Review

They reported to host businesses in Lagos, Accra, or Nairobi to work as product managers, product marketing managers, financial analysts, human resource analysts, and strategic business analysts for eight weeks before returning to end-of-program sessions beginning August 4 in Lagos.