The phrase "a developer of business" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is involved in creating or growing business opportunities or ventures.
Example: "As a developer of business, she has successfully launched several startups that have thrived in competitive markets."
Alternatives: "a business creator" or "a business builder".
EXcelon, a developer of business-to-business Internet software, said it would merge with C-Bridge Solutions, a Boston-based technology consultant.
Mr. Galpern, 33, is the executive vice president of Curtco Media Labs in New York, a developer of publishing businesses and the parent company of the Robb Report group of publications.
And though Mr. Forstmann typically eschews Internet investments, he did make a $80 million investment in Metiom, a software developer of business-to-business e-commerce sites.
Gary Steele, CEO of Portera Systems, a Campbell, Calif.-based developer of business software systems, sees Internet portals following a similar evolution, albeit with a slight twist "Since TV has always been viewed as entertainment, it never made it into the office, but portals will," Steele says.
Among the companies housed in its last batch was Augmate, a developer of services that integrate business applications into any wearable device, and Nagare Membranes, a developer of water filtration technology which raised $10.5 million, and was founded by serial entrepreneur Rob McGinnis.
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The developer of business opportunities, Laurence Fishkin, was once head of business development at Yahoo Marketplace.
Proxicom advanced after the developer of business web sites said it will provide Internet, software and other online development services to America Online's top-tier customers.
MeLLmo, the developer of business data visualization platform Roambi, has raised $10 million in new funding.
MeLLmo, the developer of business data visualization platform Roambi, has raised $30 million through its first round of institutional funding led by Sequoia Capital.
