Sentence examples for entrepreneur informed from inspiring English sources
Scott Friend, who is now a managing director at Bain Capital Ventures, said his history as an entrepreneur informed the way he navigated the more difficult aspects of the relationship between founder and investor, such as structuring employment agreements.
"We despise the smugness and arrogance of the average internet user or entrepreneur," he informed Whitney Phillips, "but most of us also realise the real irony that everything we do drops more pennies in the pockets of those who control the actual virtual spaces.
Thousands of independent information entrepreneurs are informing, arguing, adding information".
"I felt like if more entrepreneurs were informed and empowered to do their own media outreach, then I would have a more direct channel to find and report stories".
Our study not only adds to the limited literature on BMs in SMEs but also helps practicing managers and entrepreneurs to make informed choices about their BMs.
It was Mr. Senor's book about entrepreneurs in Israel that informed his comments, Mr. Romney explained to the group of Jewish-American donors he had assembled at the King David hotel.
Support for young entrepreneurs Issues affecting adolescents informed much of Veneman's visit to Syria.
Shane Shanee 2003) for example makes a synthesis between the Schumpeterian entrepreneur (who is an innovator) and Kirzner's entrepreneur (who has to be well informed to catch the market opportunities; Kirzner 19731985).
John and Ann Doerr are also pitching in $500K, and Code.org has also informed TechCrunch that serial entrepreneur Rich Barton is making a donation of $25K.
On a quest to inform entrepreneurs with fundraising opportunities given the JOBS Act development and to unite "entrepreneurial friendly" financiers, in 2012 she launched the first Next Generation Entrepreneurship and Global Crowdfunding Forum which later was rebranded as the Global Alternative Funding Forum, based in Los Angeles.
An explanation may lie in the fact that Mexican entrepreneurs have proven to be poorly informed about the advantages, risks and obstacles involved in international trade.
