Sentence examples for create start-up from inspiring English sources

Do you think it's possible to create start-up communities deliberately?

The essential business model of an incubator — that a company could exist purely to create start-up companies — is now viewed largely as bubble folly.

But the entrepreneurial bug drove him to create start-up companies like Cambridge Technology Partners and later Zephyr, an Internet services company.

And for students, trainees and faculty who want to commercialize their discoveries but are not quite sure how to get there, CTL and the Office of BioPharma Alliance and Research Collaborations — the latter of which through the Dean's Entrepreneurship Lab, or eLab — provide educational resources that help them create start-up companies.

Venture capital firms like Foragen partner with scientists, providing both seed money and business know-how to help create start-up companies.

"Today it is about global entrepreneurship," said founder Nicolas Shea, who returned to his native Chile from Silicon Valley to create Start-Up Chile.

He also wants to change the university system's policy so that its fundraising and investment arm can invest directly in faculty- or student-created start-up companies.

He played football at Princeton, went to business school at M.I.T. and made his living creating start-up businesses, in consulting or marketing, even creating a stock-market-like place to purchase tickets.

"I think what makes a nation a good candidate is if they're interested in creating start-up cities within their own territories.

Mr Yatsenko and Mr Storonsky created start-up Revolut and launched it in July 2015 at the Level39 tech accelerator in Canary Wharf.

Students around the world are creating start-up social enterprises to restore rights and dignity to refugees.