InfoChachkie

SEPTEMBER 29, 2009

This is part III of a three part series. As noted Fast Followers II , fast-follower entrepreneurs must have a solid point of differentiation in order to succeed. A runner who has no chance of winning the race is designated as the rabbit and is instructed to set a very fast initial pace. John Fitch was first.

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TechCrunch LA

AUGUST 5, 2022

But across the country in Atlanta, a fast-growing tech hub , a cohort of Black creators reimagined that idea. Founder Keith Dorsey stepped down to focus on his mental health, appointing Robert Dean III ( @robiiiworld ) to take the lead. Why the name change? But then again, it adds fuel to my fire to keep on pushing harder and harder.”

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InfoChachkie

FEBRUARY 13, 2012

Read Part I HERE , Part II HERE , Part III HERE and Part IV HERE. In partnership with Docstoc , I created the following video, in which I discuss the various roles in a tribal startup. Fast and furious. Read Part I HERE , Part II HERE , Part III HERE and Part IV HERE. Driven to do right thing. Excel under pressure.

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Startup Professionals Musings

JUNE 5, 2015

Because unsuccessful startups tend to fail early, and big successful exits tend to take a long time to develop, graphing growth follows the classic J-curve. It doesn’t seem to matter what the founders’ projections are, or how fast they believe they will turn profitable. All startups always need more money. They will need more money.

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InfoChachkie

AUGUST 8, 2011

Access the first installment HERE , part II HERE , part III HERE , and part V HERE. In business, you also have to run hard and fast when you have a winning solution. For more suggestions regarding parenting an entrepreneur, check out parts I , II , III and V of this series. . Note: This is part IV of a five part series.

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Startup Professionals Musings

MAY 9, 2014

Because unsuccessful startups tend to fail early, and big successful exits tend to take a long time to develop, graphing growth follows the classic J-curve. It doesn’t seem to matter what the founders’ projections are, or how fast they believe they will turn profitable. All startups always need more money. They will need more money.

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