Investor Neil Rimer thinks that entrepreneurs must be stubborn but also ask for advice. A hands-on guide for the expansion to the US helps you to ask the right questions for this step. 54 mistakes of a Startup CEO will also help to find starting points for inquiries. Plus an interview with Christian Wenger. Our start-up press review.
Neil Rimer: The best startup founders are stubborn and bull-headed… but also ask for advice
The best founders I have come across are inhabited by two conflicting personalities. Most of the time, they are stubborn and bull-headed, charging hard from one milestone to the next along the path to realizing the vision. But from time to time the other person takes over, pausing the mad charge forward, raising his head and asking for advice.
Octopus Ventures: Questions the Questions. The guide for your US expansion plans
Question the Questions will clarify your US expansion ambition. The best practices, insights and learnings are here, from those who’ve been there and done it.
Anand Sawal, CB Insights: 54 Mistakes of a Startup CEO
Here's a running list of my screwups at CB Insights. They span all facets of building a company – everything from HR to culture to product to sales to operations to admin. I am what you might call “multi-talented.”
Swiss Startupfactory, Interview with Christian Wenger: «We’ve come a long way. The next challenge? Managed growth.»
Christian Wenger has always had deep inherent interest in the Swiss startup scene. We met with him to find out what drives him forward and what his view on the current startup scene in Switzerland comes down to.
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