Sentence examples for venture type from inspiring English sources

A six-component framework is proposed for characterizing a business model, regardless of venture type.

So in setting it up as BX, we'll lever the infrastructure that we have for our core market, for the mother ship, and then the entire community will be wired into this new venture type market.

Eighty eight Israeli entrepreneurs working in new ventures responded to a specially designed questionnaire that included the following parts: (A) provided general data about the new venture; (B) assessed the venture type along two dimensions: Novelty and Technological uncertainty; (C) assessed the entrepreneurs' personality traits and (D) assessed the ventures' success.

Despite having an excellent crop of computer geeks produced by the University of Texas at Austin, venture types fret that the city lacks managers to run its myriad spin-offs.Meanwhile, the city is branching out from semiconductors.

VENTUREBEAT Venture Capital Cuts Biotech Investment  |  Venture capital companies are cutting their investments in life science firms as a result of increased regulation that has made generating venture-type returns in the industry very difficult, Bloomberg News writes.

But unlike those companies, Bloomberg Beta is less interested in strategic investments and more interested in generating venture-type returns.

The university regards its thirty-million-dollar pledge as a "venture capital" type of investment, and hopes to get its money back.

The key feature that the women who have chosen to leave have in common is that they are talented high-fliers, and not, I would venture, the type to simply keep a seat warm and tolerate not doing a job to the best of their ability.

They claim that, as feared, ARPA-E has "emphasize[d] late-stage technology development more appropriately performed by the private sector" and "inappropriately tended to position the government in a venture capital type of role".

I also find interesting the more venture capital type philanthropy such as modeled by the Acumen Fund.

It was upon this basis that the Marburg theologian Rudolf Otto, in his book Das Heilige (1917; The Idea of the Holy), ventured a type of religious phenomenology that proved very successful.