Entries from February 2011
Just saw this morning a RT by David Szetela of Esther Dyson‘s tweet: “Entrepreneurs, before you do the VC or angel deal, take a look: http://bit.ly/9YyFrq.” Great, great reminder for many entrepreneurs! Don’t wonder, calculate! Do get emotional, calculate! For most entrepreneurs, it’s hard to get funded, and then, when they receive a term-sheet, at […]
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Tags:Bo Fishback·David Szetela·Dilution calculator·Entrepreneur·Esther Dyson·OwnYourVenture
By Marylene Delbourg-Delphis Practically Radical, by Bill Taylor, the co-founder of Fast Company, is about transforming your company, shaking up your industry, and challenging yourself. Now, where do you start? Not from a vacuum: the times for dreams of starting from a clean slate and building up utopias are long gone. So, be practical. Yet […]
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Tags:Bill Taylor·Bob Sutton·Company transformation·Constructive subversion·Dean Esserman·Déjà vu·Fast Company·French verlan·George Carlin·Humbition·innovation·Leadership·Mavericks at Work·Nicolas Hayek·Polly LaBarre·Practically Radical·Reed Hastings·Tom Kelley·Tony Hsieh·Vujà-dé
By Marylene Delbourg-Delphis @mddelphis Say you’ve worked and socialized with Indians for the last ten or fifteen years in America – does it help you to understand what India is about when you travel over there for a business trip? Maybe a little, but no more than that. India is a complex, multi-dimensional country with an […]
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Tags:Anand Giridharadas·Caste system·Context-based ethics·Dharma·Doing business in India·Hyderabad·India Calling·Modernization process·Traditions and Modernism·Varavara Rao