Posts Tagged ‘entrepreneur’

Extreme Bootstrapping: When Should You Consult Professionals?

A recent blog at The Entrepreneurial Mind discussed  when extreme bootstrapped startups need to spend money on their first big-ticket items: office space and employees.  While I appreciate a controlled burn rate and spending as much as anyone,  entrepreneurs who are most likely to succeed establish relationships with their business attorney, CPA, banker, and commercial [...]

 

Think Before You Leap: 5 Common Mistakes When Jumping The Corporate Ship

From Business Insider‘s  War Room, some great things to think about if you are considering leaving your corporate job to start a company.  What advice would you add?

 

What Makes the Triangle Attractive for Entrepreneurs?

Fast Company magazine just featured Raleigh-Durham as a meaningful entrepreneurial hub because of its collaborative community, infrastructure, university R&D, educated workforce, and quality of life. What do you think makes us special for startups and entrepreneurs?

 

Durham: 15th-Best Midsized Metro Area to Launch a Business

Fortune Magazine this week issued its list of best metro areas in which to launch a business. Durham is 15th on that list for midsized areas.

 

The “New Office” L-1A: No Longer the Entrepreneur’s Best Friend?

What is an L-1 nonimmigrant visa? L-1 nonimmigrant visas are utilized by U.S. corporations to temporarily employ (up to 5 or 7 years depending on type) certain foreign workers employed by the company’s foreign parent, affiliate, subsidiary or branch office. The L-1 visa is broken into two eligibility categories: (1) international managers and executives, and [...]