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5 Habits of Great Startup CEOs

Guest columnist Scott Johnson of New Atlantic Ventures has compiled the five traits of great startup CEOs -- the ones who "get multiple B-round term sheets in down markets and get that marquis exit at an unusually high multiple."

3 min read · 12 April 2013

Achieving the Exit with Reggie Bradford & Vitrue

Shareholder Representative Services sits for a Q&A with Vitrue's Reggie Bradford. So what does tech have to do with Mickey D's?

7 min read · 05 September 2012

Facebook And Mobile Are Divergent Concepts

Can Facebook go mobile? Its path--and the budding online business'--may not converge, ever, according to peHUB's guest columnist.

10 min read · 02 August 2012

Achieving the Exit with Amr Salahieh & Shifamed

6 min read · 02 August 2012

Achieving the Exit with Troy Wilson & Intellikine

6 min read · 05 July 2012

Achieving the Exit with Anthony Rodio & Redbeacon

Just three months after taking the helm as CEO, Rodio led Redbeacon, an online platform that allows consumers to interact with local businesses and professionals, to an acquisition by The Home Depot.

10 min read · 05 June 2012

Achieving the Exit with Michael Gilman & Stromedix

Life sciences & biotech investors will want to heed the advice guest poster SRS "Achieving the Exit" Q&A subject Michael Gilman offers.

8 min read · 01 May 2012

Achieving the Exit with Steve Papa & Endeca

6 min read · 02 April 2012

Larry Cheng: When the Majority Is Wrong

4 min read · 25 November 2011

Halsey Minor: What Steve Jobs Taught Me

In 1998 I was asked to speak at Mac World. It marked the first time Steve Jobs had returned to his company and would speak at the famous Mac World event. What I didn't know when invited was that I was scheduled to speak immediately after Mr. Jobs. I, like everyone else in the audience, sat mesmerized as he stepped comfortably back into his old shoes and articulated a simple plan for reforming Apple Computer. Things were so bad at the company at that moment Michael Dell famously quipped 'Steve should shut down the company and give the money back to stock holders.' Michael later regretted the statement when Apple’s market value sky rocketed past his own company’s. Nobody really believed Apple could be saved, and even though I was speaking at Mac World I was not so sure myself.

8 min read · 25 October 2011

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