The practical implications for venturing individuals are that it is vital to demonstrate their competence and motivation toward possible stakeholders.
These major transformations pose significant implications for entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, workers, and managers, as well as policymakers for nations and cities across the globe.
It has implications for startups, venture investors, media, search, and business, in general.
This has serious implications for corporate venturing, for innovating new businesses – and new business models – inside an existing corporation.
In this informal discussion, Robert Bartlett will provide his unique perspective on the JOBS Act and its considerable implications for Bay Area start-ups and venture capitalists.
I think the implications of direct listing tech IPOs are positive for venture capitalists, as it creates a channel for efficient exits.
These findings have several implications for government support of new ventures as well as scholars in the field.
Deep in the heart of New York's Hudson Valley, amid organic dairies and artisanal cheesemakers, David Rees has launched a venture with profound implications for journalists.
("You are asking me to commit premature suicide," one manager complained to us). If, however, the problem is an opportunity shortage rather than a lack of courage or venturing skills, the implications for managers are important.
One of the practical implications for the managers of international new ventures is to re-balance the forces in a later stage of firm development.
