Author: samssamstown
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10 great places to be inspired by innovation
See on Scoop.it – Entrepreneurship in the World America’s success has been fed by its innovators and inventors. These sites can lift the spirit. Samuel Pavin‘s insight: Well, places in the U.S. but a nice wee addition to my recent bit on #innovation ("Innovation in the hoods") on Thisissamstown.com See on www.usatoday.com
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The startup bubble hasn’t burst
See on Scoop.it – Entrepreneurship in the World Startups are growing up and beginning to mature, but the bubble hasn’t burst. The nature of the game has changed. Samuel Pavin‘s insight: Indeed. It is even still growing, in new fields, new geos, but still growing. Now I can but agree with Laurie Segall here as…
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How to breed big innovation inside a small business – on Washington Post
See on Scoop.it – Entrepreneurship in the WorldTo add to the innovation bit. Quite the fit for startups. How to breed big innovation inside a small business Washington Post (blog) You can improve your customer experience in a multitude of ways, but the best innovation delivers value to the market as soon as humanly possible.See…
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365 Days, $10 Million, 3 Rounds, 2 Companies, All With 5 Magic Slides | TechCrunch
See on Scoop.it – Entrepreneurship in the World Editor’s note: The following is a guest post by Socialcast founder Timothy Young about how he raised 3 rounds totaling $10M in VC money in a year’s time with a 5-slide deck. Samuel Pavin‘s insight: This post by Tim Young is a late discovery of mine but…
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Japanese startups struggle in a hostile environment – Fortune Tech
See on Scoop.it – Entrepreneurship in the World One of the world’s most advanced economies is not very hospitable to technology startups. By Michael Fitzpatrick, contributor FORTUNE — Anyone looking for Japan’s legendary garage entrepreneurs should not start in the garage. Samuel Pavin‘s insight: A first look into Japan prior to furthering the topic and…
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Indiegogo’s Slava Rubin on the Myths of Entrepreneurship
See on Scoop.it – Entrepreneurship in the World The Indiegogo co-founder says anyone can be an entrepreneur and no project is too small. And, yes, it’s entirely possible that one day your mom might… Samuel Pavin‘s insight: Easy advice yet so valid advice. Basics are always right but so easy to forget. See on…
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