This is why the supervillains of the Suicide Squad would make the best start-up team
Rarely is a business founded with the perfect team. How does one recruit an ideal start-up squad?
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What are the ethics of business storytelling? Is it ever okay to make the story up?
“The number of times I’ve been asked whether it’s OK to just ‘make the story up’ is a concerning indicator,” says business author Shawn Callahan
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The return of ethics to the world of business and entrepreneurship
Being ethical in business is not only common sense, it makes business sense as well. Thanks to many social and technical shifts, this is now more important than ever as we now live in a hyper-connected and transparent world. No matter if you run a huge corporation o,r a little home business from your garage…
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Consumers are demanding their brands have a social purpose
Over the past six months, we have watched the public meltdown of three major, formerly stellar brands – Tiger Woods, Toyota and BP. Fortunately, in the world of marketing, as in science, for every action there is almost always an equal and opposite reaction.
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Why won't prospective investors sign my confidentiality agreement?
A sale is a process and the first step in that process is not to demand exclusivity. Exclusivity is either bought or earned and, in the case of raising capital, it is usually earned. An NDA implies exclusivity and that brings with it constraints on both parties. Would you ask a date to sign a pre-nuptial agreement before the first date?
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Why won’t prospective investors sign my confidentiality agreement?
A sale is a process and the first step in that process is not to demand exclusivity. Exclusivity is either bought or earned and, in the case of raising capital, it is usually earned. An NDA implies exclusivity and that brings with it constraints on both parties. Would you ask a date to sign a pre-nuptial agreement before the first date?
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Investors back people, not products. Don't forget it.
Recently, I have been reflecting on a saying I learned from VC friends when I was living and working in Silicon Valley: “Always invest in an A grade team with a B grade product rather than a B grade team with an A grade product”.
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Investors back people, not products. Don’t forget it.
Recently, I have been reflecting on a saying I learned from VC friends when I was living and working in Silicon Valley: “Always invest in an A grade team with a B grade product rather than a B grade team with an A grade product”.
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Australian Business Awards 2010
The Australian Business Awards recognises innovation, ethics, management, sustainability and the impact on industry and society of Australian organisations. There are ten organisational awards and ten product awards in this contest and it is open to both private and public organisations.
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