'business inception' is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it to refer to the beginning of a business, usually referring to the founding or initial operating period. For example, "When the company was founded in 1997, this marked the business inception of Acme Corporation."
I never work less than 50 hours in a week and can easily exceed 60 every week since the business inception in 2005.
The trouble for all of these businesses came in the steroidal scaling process, not the business inception process.
Not only is empathy important during the business' inception and product creation process, but it continues to be essential throughout the lifecycle of the business.
Some startups recognize that design is an investment rather than a cost, and one that yields better results in the long run if incorporated into a business from inception.
Decaux has dominated the business since its inception.
The owners had run the business from its inception without much more than a check register and said they figured Gary would be an improvement.
Channel 4 is an example of a brand that has had purpose baked into the business from its inception – to be innovative, different and represent an alternative point of view.
He uses them to look for biological markers, in the form of hormones, that might either cause or reflect patterns of behaviour that are relevant to business.Since its inception in the early 20th century, management science has been dominated by what Leda Cosmides and John Tooby, two evolutionary psychologists, refer to disparagingly as the standard social science model (SSSM).
Ran company's U.S. online business from 1997 inception until promotion last September to head global digital media arm.
For all intents and purposes, LendingTree has been in the mortgage business since its inception.
Second, sustainable fashion brands were selected based on the two criteria delineated by Park and Kim (2016): (a) committed to sustainable business from the inception of business with a deep-seated commitment, and (b) approaching sustainability with transformative responses, operating to a triple-bottom line.
