Social Behind the Firewall – Part 3: “Two C’s” That Kill Social
Social tools aren’t always widely adopted within more companies. Why? In the last post we identified misuse or misperception as well as change management ...
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This NYC Startup Is Developing One of the World’s Smallest Jukeboxes (Let’s See How It Plays in Dublin)
Music is inherently social, so why not make it fun? And open it up, like when jukeboxes were around and ...
Personal PR is about Leadership, not Grandstanding
Recently, Forbes published an article discussing why personal branding is vital to leadership development. The article contradicted the idea or ...
This NYC Startup Just Gave the Business Card a Space Lift
Card reader, not a mind reader. Here’s the thing: you go to a networking event. You meet people. You exchange ...
How to Say Something Without Saying It
Advice for someone looking to advance their career begins with asking for it. How will you get the promotion without ...
A New York VC Spotlight: Ryan Darnell
Ryan Darnell graduated from Middle Tennessee State University in 2005, then work for Ingram, where he managed a sales portfolio ...
Don’t Be an Entrepreneurial Bystander
The yellow streetlight makes the shadows darker. Suddenly, a quick figure darts out and grabs a young woman, smothering her ...
Should Entrepreneurs Grow Revenue or User Count?
Some analysts argue that revenue drives growth, while others say user growth drives revenue. Both have worked.Google reached $1 billion ...
Investors Measure Entrepreneurs by Cash Flow Mileage
Cash flow is a basic survival metric for every startup. Investors check your burn rate to assess your efficiency, and ...
Entrepreneurs Must Start Selling and Listening Early
Savvy entrepreneurs start testing their ideas on potential customers even before the concept is fully cooked. They have enough confidence ...