ECorner: History of Zip2
Musk started by writing some small software over the summer and eventually started talking to som
ECorner: Investment Syndicate Partners
Why take on financial risk alone? Intel Capital, says Vice President Lisa Lambert, most often inv
ECorner: Which Investors Add Value
Jason Green, David Frankel and Michael Cline, the Founding Partners at Emergence Capital, Altirah
ECorner: Attrition Rates for Potential Investors
The numbers are stacked against the inspired business owner-to-be. Seasoned angel investors Ron
ECorner: Choose Venture Investors Carefully
William Sahlman, professor at Harvard Business School, suggests that when raising money, entrepre
ECorner: Marrying Socially Responsible Investment to the Enterprise
Andrew Kassoy, co-founder of non-profit B Labs, says that $2.5 trillion thinks of itself as socia
ECorner: Using Agents to Help Raise Money
Jason Green, Founding Partner at Emergence Capital, suggests that agents are generally not used t
ECorner: The Ebb and Flow of Clean Tech and Entrepreneurs (Entire Talk)
Twenty percent of the world's population do not have access to clean drinking water, says Miox CE
ECorner: Playing It Small Doesn't Mean Not Making Money
Skewed expectations present a major risk when accepting venture capital. Most venture capitalists
Fractal artwork selected for international exhibition
The fractal artwork of Wellington artist Sandra Reid has been selected for an exhibition at
ECorner: To Raise Money or Not, Part 1
To bootstrap means to use revenue or personal savings to run your operations, explains Josh Reeve
ECorner: The Extreme Relevance of Cash Flow
It's one thing to have a great idea and an awaiting market, but it's quite another to realize tha