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A Young VC on How Young Entrepreneurs Can Land Cash for Their Young Companies
Early-stage venture capital investor Mo Koyfman of Spark Capital talks dollar bills and IPOs, among other weighty topics.
About.me's Tony Conrad on Starting Up and Making a Big Exit
YE's Antonio Neves sat down with the entrepreneur, who in 2010 after just four short days in business sold the personal-homepage site to AOL. Conrad talks about the blockbuster exit and why he decided to take About.me back.
4 Tips for Creating an Exit Strategy for Your Startup
Social entrepreneur and educator Steve Mariotti on the importance of forecasting your long-term plans from the start.
Critical Lessons from 5 Common Startup Mistakes
How to find inspiration in your failure, learn from your mistakes and come out better on the other side.
How to Build Your Business to Attract Buyers
Creating a business with the intent to sell demands forward-looking thinkingfrom the very beginning.
How to Sell Your Company -- And Not Let the Door Hit You on the Way Out
Consider these three tips to develop an exit strategy for your business.
Mark Cuban's 12 Rules for Startups
The billionaire tech entrepreneur offers his best advice from hiring passionate employees to never hiring a PR firm.
Five Smart Exit Strategies
When you're ready to hand over the reigns, here are your options.
The Two Worst Pitching Mistakes
Understanding the medium and the context is key to making a compelling pitch.
Plan Your Exit Strategy
A guide to building an exit strategy into your business from the start.
Your 10-Year Exit Strategy
If you're looking toward retirement, plan ahead and sell when business is booming.
What's Your Exit Strategy?
The right strategy will likely take care of itself at the appropriate time.
Avoid These 7 Partnership Killers
Pitfalls abound when entrepreneurs decide to become partners. Know what they are ahead of time so you can set up guidelines that allow people to walk away if things go wrong.
The End of a Business Partnership
Whether you're in the honeymoon phase or on the verge of divorce, these strategies will help your company survive the storms of business partnerships.