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The Benefits of Top-Down Thinking & Why it is Critical to Entrepreneurs

Both Sides of the Table

JULY 13, 2010

This is a problem for a strategy consultant because you are, by definition, a generalist that is thrown into new problems again and again. The wisest mentor I ever had was Ameet Shah , my partner on several projects. The wisest mentor I ever had was Ameet Shah , my partner on several projects.

Entrepreneur 372
Entrepreneur Startup Design Framework 372
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You Can’t Rely on a VC for Your Hardest Decisions

Both Sides of the Table

FEBRUARY 1, 2015

We are money, advice, coaching, cheerleading, interventionist but not “the decider.” Consultants should provide you data & frameworks – not decisions. In preparation for her reentry into VC she spoke with many mentors of hers for advice on venture capital. VCs have the safety of not being that person.

Venture Capital 150
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