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How immigrant entrepreneurs pave the way for foreign venture capital investments
We catch up with one of the Semester in San Francisco MBAs about her evolving views on entrepreneurship, marketing and education.
CEOs, your personal brand matters—especially if your company is funded by VCs.
Here are two myths about start-ups that need busting: 1) Entrepreneurs are heroes who are born and can’t be made. 2) Entrepreneurs start companies to get rich.
Wharton Social Impact is unique in how it inspires Wharton students and alumni to create products and services that benefit the developing world directly.
If you’re a proven entrepreneur starting an innovative, revenue-generating business today, you’ll probably have your pick of venture firms.
A VC with operating or entrepreneurial experience is a valuable strategic partner. VC operators have “been there and done that,” and have learned a lot along the way.
Starting companies is hard. As one serial entrepreneur with many successes puts it, “Starting up a company is the absolute hardest thing I know how to do—it is also the most rewarding.”
