I empower entrepreneurs to unlock massive potential and launch meaningful new ventures. As a seasoned entrepreneur myself, I love impact- and social-driven ventures. My first success was NuKitchen, which I founded and sold to Nutrisystem, helping pave the way for the $1B+ meal-delivery industry.
Before charging ahead with fundraising, think carefully about how different pathways can accelerate your company's vision, and what you might have to sacrifice in the process.
Investors aren't in short supply, but the investment opportunity that fits you is harder to come by. Make sure you're in the right spaces and talking to the right people.
Going from a side hustle to a business can be a daunting prospect, but having a clear purpose, plan, and patience are key to making the shift. Here's how to do it right.
It's what ensures that your service or product is protected, that you're not operating illegally, and that you don't lose out if things change among your staff.
Startups that have just launched are inherently less newsworthy. Founders need to capture the media's interest beyond press releases and company milestones.
Brands that can do a great job of weaving themselves through consumers' constantly changing realities can develop loyal consumer bases, even when times are tough.
Entrepreneurs often bring on partners to bridge gaps in their knowledge, share the burden of decision-making and offer emotional support in challenging times.
If you don't get a head start going to market, other businesses may end up dominating your niche even with an inferior product, just because they beat you to the punch.