Sentence examples for promoting start-ups from inspiring English sources
"He told me, 'It's dramatic,' " Mr. Souquet said, describing how his French colleague begged him to help stanch a drain of French talent to the United States by promoting start-ups here.
This is the new world of promoting start-ups in Silicon Valley, where the lines between journalists and everyone else are blurring and the number of followers a pundit has on Twitter is sometimes viewed as more important than old metrics like the circulation of a newspaper.
They are creating government agencies to promote start-ups.
In the past, policy has promoted start-ups and small businesses in general.
That is the premise of an unusual effort by a former Google executive to promote start-ups through the creation of a new investment vehicle.
Startup America has joined with business leaders in 17 states to create local "Startup Regions," a loose network of community-driven efforts to promote start-ups through networking and mentoring.
In 2011, he joined Ms. Sandberg to announce the opening of the company's first East Coast engineering office, in New York City, where he had worked to promote start-ups and other tech businesses.
In order to promote start-ups, it is significant to study what determinants affect the intention to become entrepreneur among business students in Viet Nam.
The company was once a highly promoted start-up that was an early partner with Facebook and received investments from Ticketmaster and others.
Last week I was part of a delegation of entrepreneurs from ten states gathered in Washington, D.C. to share ideas about how to promote start-up activity in their respective regions.
But Mr Hori insists that times have changed, and "the best and brightest are now going into the entrepreneurial field, which has never happened before".Another concern is that too much government effort to encourage start-ups and promote innovation is concentrated on manufacturing and technology rather than services, which is arguably where change is most needed.
