Early-stage funding can often seem elusive to those eager to get their business ideas off the ground. David Pattison, author of The Money Train, outlines your options, and shares the questions you must ask yourself before you get going
Discover the disconnect between expectations of entrepreneurial life and the reality, with these three common pitfalls
How can you move from entrepreneurial dream to reality? The author of ‘Start. Scale. Sell’ offers five lessons, from adopting the right mindset to appreciating the real value in having a good business plan
To succeed in Africa, you will have to dispense with generalisations, and truly understand the differences in countries’ wealth, growth, and risk profiles, according to Acha Leke, Musta Chironga and George Desvaux
The rewards and challenges and of leading a social enterprise, as well as tips for budding entrepreneurs and insights into positive leadership characteristics
Learn the dos and don’ts of running a successful business in your chosen industry before starting out on your own, says VHR Global Recruitment’s CEO and Founder
Startups should be looking to solve genuine problems, say two brothers working to help startups move from good intentions to positive impact
A Cuban-American master’s in entrepreneurship graduate on how Business School has helped her company to support minority-owned businesses
Venture capitalists don’t ask male and female founders the same questions when making investment decisions, and hold a number of preconceptions, says the founder of a network aimed at empowering women
‘It’s easy to be busy as an entrepreneur, it’s hard to stay focused on the right tasks all the time,’ says RSM and ESADE graduate, and tea company Founder, Kim Havelaar
When is the right time to launch a company? Ideally, it’s when you’re still a student, for Barry Moore, Cofounder of UK travel agency, Party Hard Travel
Finding a balance between working on a company’s overall direction while also ensuring success in its day-to-day operations is a key challenge highlighted by the iNNiTi effect’s Alexandra Poole in this interview
Syrian-born businesswoman, Shireen Atassi, stepped away from a career in banking to launch a non-profit foundation in Dubai, promoting Syrian artwork and artists. She talks to David Woods-Hale about her unconventional career path, post-MBA
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