
| URL : | http://blogs.hbr.org/tjan/ | |
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| Filed Under: | Business & Finance / Venture Capital | |
| Posts on Regator: | 11 | |
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| Archived Since: | January 21, 2010 | |
A plethora of people, courses, and self-help guides profess to lead you by the hand to the promised land of...
There are no guarantees to entrepreneurial success. Your concept may be bold, your passion high, your intelligence and analysis exceptional,...
A basic prerequisite for business success is to know — really know — your customers. There's a variety of traditional...
"Donner du temps au temps," the late French President François Mitterrand used to say. "Give time for time." The notion...
One of my greatest mentors was the late Jay Chiat of TBWA Chiat Day, an iconoclast in the field of...
Some business builders just seem to have more luck than others. In fact, many of the entrepreneurs and business builders...
My partner Mats Lederhausen, formerly worldwide head of strategy for McDonald's, introduced me to "Strategy Trees." The concept is, like...
For HBR's April issue on failure, I penned a piece on the experience of going through a failed IPO. In...
My highlight so far at this year's TED conference in Long Beach, California, has been meeting the extraordinary composer and...
At our venture capital firm, Cue Ball, we are pretty maniacal about understanding customers. We encourage our portfolio company CEOs...
My job is to fund companies with high growth prospects. When we evaluate prospective investments, one of the things we...