Cambridge Judge Business School Discussions on Entrepreneurship
| Created: | 2010-06-08 17:20 |
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| Institution: | Judge Business School |
| Description: | Cutting-edge expert commentary, analysis and business insights on the entrepreneurial issues of the day from Cambridge Judge Business School's global faculty, associates and guest speakers. |
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A foot in the door
The purpose of a business pitch is to get that second meeting says Allen Morgan of the Mayfield Fund.
Collection: Cambridge Judge Business School Discussions on Entrepreneurship
Institution: Judge Business School
Created: Fri 11 Jun 2010
A non-traditional view of entrepreneurship
Workforce empowerment and a global outlook, the Tata way. Paul Mills, Head of Organisation Performance, Human Resources, Jaguar Land Rover explains.
Collection: Cambridge Judge Business School Discussions on Entrepreneurship
Institution: Judge Business School
Created: Tue 29 Nov 2011
Adding value
Keep your eyes and ears open, says Dinesh Dhamija, former Chairman and CEO of Ebookers.com. Nothing is too small to look at. If you can add value to a customer you have got a...
Collection: Cambridge Judge Business School Discussions on Entrepreneurship
Institution: Judge Business School
Created: Thu 15 Mar 2012
Better, faster, cheaper - entrepreneurship and early stage investors
Cambridge Angels Jack Lang and Dr Andy Richards, along with venture capitalist Laurence Garrett, talk about why the current economic gloom is in fact a great opportunity for...
Collection: Cambridge Judge Business School Discussions on Entrepreneurship
Institution: Judge Business School
Created: Tue 15 Jun 2010
Change the world
Follow your passion and you will achieve your goals says Spice Magic founder and CEO Pinky Lilani.
Collection: Cambridge Judge Business School Discussions on Entrepreneurship
Institution: Judge Business School
Created: Fri 11 Jun 2010
Defining public entrepreneurship
The private and public sectors do share common interests and entrepreneurs can work in both sectors.
Collection: Cambridge Judge Business School Discussions on Entrepreneurship
Institution: Judge Business School
Created: Tue 14 Jun 2011
Dream a big dream
Stephen Schwarzman, Chairman and CEO of The Blackstone Group, considers global liquidity levels and sees signs of renewal. He also offers lessons he's learned during his career,...
Collection: Cambridge Judge Business School Discussions on Entrepreneurship
Institution: Judge Business School
Created: Fri 11 Jun 2010
Entrepreneurs - born or made? Can risky decision-making, essential to the entrepreneurial process, be taught?
New research shows that entrepreneurs are highly-adapted risk-takers, and that this functional impulsivity is key to their success. It can also be taught; Dr Vyakarnam explains...
Collection: Cambridge Judge Business School Discussions on Entrepreneurship
Institution: Judge Business School
Created: Wed 16 Jun 2010
Entrepreneurs must accept rejection but keep going
Rejection has to be accepted by entrepreneurs and although it is hard to handle, keep going. That's the advice from Dr Lisa Drakeman, whose high-flying bio-tech career led to four...
Collection: Cambridge Judge Business School Discussions on Entrepreneurship
Institution: Judge Business School
Created: Tue 18 Jun 2013
Entrepreneurship for all
One of the authors of the recent "Educating the Next Wave of Entrepreneurs" report by the World Economic Forum, Dr Shai Vyakarnam, explains why entrepreneurship is in fact a...
Collection: Cambridge Judge Business School Discussions on Entrepreneurship
Institution: Judge Business School
Created: Tue 15 Jun 2010
Entrepreneurship is crafted
Chandran Sankaran, Founder and CEO of Zyme Solutions, told MBA students that entrepreneurship is about creating self-sustaining businesses and entities. It's about changing the...
Collection: Cambridge Judge Business School Discussions on Entrepreneurship
Institution: Judge Business School
Created: Thu 28 Nov 2013
Fast failure
Reid Hoffman of LinkedIn says fast failure is the way to success.
Collection: Cambridge Judge Business School Discussions on Entrepreneurship
Institution: Judge Business School
Created: Fri 11 Jun 2010
Follow your passion
Micro-lending to the poor has made Premal Shah of Kiva a global name and he's passionate about it.
Collection: Cambridge Judge Business School Discussions on Entrepreneurship
Institution: Judge Business School
Created: Fri 11 Jun 2010
Gender ethnicity and entrepreneurship
Why are the majority of entrepreneurs white males, what are the underlying mechanisms, just how important is legislation in tackling discrimination and what will be the impact of...
Collection: Cambridge Judge Business School Discussions on Entrepreneurship
Institution: Judge Business School
Created: Wed 16 Jun 2010
Government support for cluster development important
Supply-side and industrial policies being employed by government, if combined with related policies, could strengthen both clusters and the eco-system and bring advantage to the...
Collection: Cambridge Judge Business School Discussions on Entrepreneurship
Institution: Judge Business School
Created: Thu 19 Jan 2012
Lifestyle or global business? A major decision faced in any entrepreneurial career
Following his Enterprise Tuesday seminar on 4 November 2008, Lord Karan Bilimoria talks about the implications of going global with an idea.
Collection: Cambridge Judge Business School Discussions on Entrepreneurship
Institution: Judge Business School
Created: Wed 16 Jun 2010
Merit will prevail
Follow your passion in business says Vittorio Colao, Group CEO of Vodafone.
Collection: Cambridge Judge Business School Discussions on Entrepreneurship
Institution: Judge Business School
Created: Fri 11 Jun 2010
Partners in success!
Dr Denis Coleman, Founder of Symantec Corporation, the fourth largest software company in the world, gives us lessons from his 14 Silicon Valley start-ups.
Collection: Cambridge Judge Business School Discussions on Entrepreneurship
Institution: Judge Business School
Created: Tue 24 May 2011
Please mind the gap
The sin of a start-up, says Peter Hiscocks, Fellow in Entrepreneurship, is to be "under-capitalised"; but, he explains, there is a real gap between seed funding and larger venture...
Collection: Cambridge Judge Business School Discussions on Entrepreneurship
Institution: Judge Business School
Created: Fri 18 Jun 2010
Recognising opportunities: when is an idea a business opportunity?
Dr Hauser discusses the secrets of taking an idea and turning it into an enterprise following his Enterprise Tuesday seminar on 11 November 2008.
Collection: Cambridge Judge Business School Discussions on Entrepreneurship
Institution: Judge Business School
Created: Wed 16 Jun 2010