Working with a Venture Builder When it comes to start-ups, there are a lot of different paths you can take when it comes to growth. You could bootstrap and grow your business on your own, you could take out a loan and go the more traditional route, or you could partner with a venture builder. […]
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Venture builders have become an increasingly popular model for creating and developing start-ups in recent years – and for good reason. This method of start-up development provides several advantages for the investor, the venture builder, and the entrepreneur themself. Even though venture builders are a relatively new phenomenon, they have quickly become an important part
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In the face of constant failure, many entrepreneurs choose to give up. But, there are some who don’t. They choose to pick themselves up and try again, again, again……. These entrepreneurs are resilient. According to new research, resilience may be the most important predictor of success in entrepreneurship and running a business. In this blog
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Venture builders are a new type of entrepreneurial ecosystem that is de-risking entrepreneurship and investment. By providing resources, mentorship, and access to capital, venture builders are helping entrepreneurs build great companies. We’ll be exploring what venture builders are, how they’re different from traditional incubators and accelerators, and why they’re gaining popularity. What is a venture
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The past few years have been marked by great economic uncertainty. From Brexit to the continued trade war with China, and more recently the war in Ukraine, which has led to higher energy prices. This combination has led to the highest inflation levels since the 1980s – per the UK Office for National Statistics. However,
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