"budding company" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a company that is new and just starting to grow or develop. Example: "The tech industry is filled with budding companies, but only a few will become successful giants like Google or Apple."
Thursday and next Friday at 7 p.m., Kaye Playhouse, Hunter College, 68th Street, between Lexington and Park Avenues, (212) 772-4448, kayeplayhouse.hunter.cuny.edu; $45 to $85. (Burke Dancing Literate ProjectThursdaydandanextext Friday; through Dec. 8) Presented by the budding company Summation Dance, this second annual event seeks to educate audiences about "the how and why of contemporary dance".
TC: Do attendees have to have a budding company idea?
The cash will go to expand Olio's manufacturing prowess and bring on new hires for the budding company.
TweetTV founder, Bradley Markham, is appropriately jazzed about Wahooly, telling us that its program "is by far the best way that an early-stage startup can gain the most valuable asset a budding company can have — social proof".
Silicon Valley financiers Foundation Capital, Mobius Venture Capital and the Woodside Fund all say they are watching wikis with an eye toward investing if they can figure out how to get around that free-software problem and find a budding company that already offers things like social-networking and e-mail.
Derek Sivers, founder of CD Baby, wrote something different for his budding company one day as a lark; it starts with "Your CD has been gently taken from our CD Baby shelves with sterilized contamination-free gloves and placed onto a satin pillow.
But that hasn't stopped investors from pouring more money into budding companies.
They were able to raise large amounts of money as investors bestowed lofty valuations on their budding companies.
Beginning Thursday the Baryshnikov Arts Center will present two budding companies, led by Ms. Batten Bland and John Heginbotham, a longtime member of the Mark Morris Dance Group.
Cal Berkeley's Startup Competition has awarded nearly $1 million in prizes to budding companies.
The Mid-Missouri Entrepreneurial Summit lets students network with business leaders in the state and win prize money for their own budding companies.
