Future of Entrepreneurship: Page 2
Why Are So Few VCs Investing in BIPOC Companies?
Venture capital is no different than most endeavors: it lacks diversity.
He Asked His Team How to Avoid Layoffs. Their Response Thrilled Him.
Before making a tough decision that impacts your team's future, Gravity Payments CEO Dan Price has a simple suggestion: Ask them for advice. It worked for him.
No Coding, No Problem: How Anyone Can Be a Tech Founder
No engineering background required.
What Business Will Look Like in the Year 2030
We checked in with Mauro Guillén, a leading sociologist and economist, to find out.
How to Hire for Talent, Not Geography
It can be done successfully, but there are nuances to consider when rethinking your recruiting and hiring process.
Underrepresented Communities Are Building Their Own Funding Networks - and Thriving
Forget seats at the table. Now's the time to build a completely new table.
3 Ways to Turn Your Brand into a Movement
Little Spoon's Lisa Barnett has a strategy to turn customers into fans. It starts by reframing what your company stands for.
Why Radical Transparency (With Staff and Customers) Is Good for Business
During the pandemic, entrepreneurs shared information like never before. That's not going away.
Smart Algae. Underwater Drones. An Internet for Mars. How Hypergiant Is Inventing for the Future.
It's not easy to build the stuff for tomorrow when you also have to run a sustainable business today. Inside the crazy world of Hypergiant, an ambitious company that's figuring it out.
How Sundial Brands Built an Authentic Social Mission
Community Engagement is about more than just social media interactions. Cara Sabin, CEO of Sundial Brands, offers advice on being relevant today - and tomorrow.
How Zoom Won 2020 by Meeting a Surge of Demand
CEO Eric Yuan never expected the business tool to become a social lifeline. But by focusing on fundamentals, the brand rose to the occasion.
Don't Hand Off the Chief Sales Officer Job
When it comes to making sales and winning over investors, don't sell yourself short.