Sentence examples similar to start up talent from inspiring English sources
The brilliant start-up talent had become the Brilliant Jerk.
I had a brilliant start-up talent when I was building my company, STI Knowledge, into a global brand.
Nick Hughes says there are five essential start-up talents, including adaptability: "Nothing in a start-up ever goes as planned, and thus, start-up founders must be able to adapt to changing circumstances".
But from the ashes of laboratory closures, new biotec businesses are starting up and creating jobs and reasons for the talent to stay.
Olivia Pepper currently lives in Los Angeles and works for the tech start up Vertical Mass as a Talent Coordinator.
Prior to Catchafire, Rachael helped start up BRAC USA by strategically utilizing pro bono talent.
This is a great time to stimulate investment and recognize and encourage tech entrepreneurs –starting up is cheaper, talent is more fluid, and people are more inclined to take calculated risks.
If you, the inventor, have the necessary entrepreneurial spirit and talent, you might consider starting up a company to exploit your invention.
The design of new products and services is now such an important sector that we propose a network of creativity and innovation centres -- one in each region offering start up help to new design talent and supported by an expanded national centre in London to showcase British design.
