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How to Pitch Fortune 100 Companies

Published March 1, 2016 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: InfluenceTagged competition, startups, tech startup, Selling your idea, learning how to pitch your deal, How to Pitch Your Startup to Fortune 100 Companies, amazing presenters, Fortune 100 companies, due diligence, pitch your company, Pitching your company
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No matter how good your tech or service may be, if you can’t pitch it extremely well — in a simple yet powerful way — your business will fail. Selling your idea is as important as the idea itself… Founders everywhere, from all types of …

Judo is THE Sport for Entrepreneurs

Published March 21, 2015 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: Culture of CapitalismTagged entrepreneur, competition, entrepreneurship, success, discipline, stress reliever, confidence, judo, be the best you, personal goals, black belt in judo, interest in judo, self-reflection, adversity, Why Entrepreneurs Should Join Judo, use your opponents momentum against them, valuable skill in business, improve as an entrepreneur, disciplined repetition, judo for any entrepreneur, success in the business world
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The importance of being athletic and active was ingrained in me from a young age. And competitive sports were a huge part of my life from childhood into my early twenties. But when my years as a college athlete ended, I drifted into the typical …

Top 5 Industries For Entrepreneurs to Enter

Published August 4, 2014 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: Investing, Risk vs. RewardTagged entrepreneurs, entrepreneur, innovative, Uber, entrepreneurial success, competition, Lower-income housing, passion, Entrepreneurial ideas, authority, sexy startup, aspiring entrepreneur, rental properties, rental property market, immediate cash flow, rental property business, budget traveler's market, lean startup, app market, newsletter subscribers, educational market, entrepreneurial lifestyle, lacking competition
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Last week I wrote about the five worst industries to start a business in… avoid those like the plague unless you’re looking for daily headaches and a dwindling bank account. In this article, I want to look on the positive side of things and highlight …

HealthTap Garners $38 Million for Online Checkup Business

Published March 15, 2014 by AJ Antony
Category: The Web, StartupsTagged competition, startups, HealthTap, patient diagnosing, doctors who are online, fee-based model, premium services, health monitoring devices, doctor-patient relationships, unique visitors, medical services, Series B investment, Khosla Ventures, Keith Rabois, Vinod Khosla, Ron Gutman, health issues, medical issues, Health 2.0
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I am not old enough to remember the days of doctor’s house calls, but I can only imagine how convenient that would have been. Falling ill these days has become a major pain, even if it’s just for allergies, or the flu, or for anything …

Titan Aerospace’s Drones Are the Next Facebook Acquisition Target?

Published March 12, 2014 by AJ Antony
Category: Technology, StartupsTagged innovation, Facebook, competition, startups, Mark Zuckerberg, Titan Aerospace, atmospheric satellites, internet connectivity, Titan Aerospace's viability, big audacious goals, Vern Raburn, Eclipse Aviation, product offering, legislation for UAVs, heavy regulation, James Reiner, Nano satellites, multi-billion dollar technology, Legislative risk, liberalizing communications, crowdfunding
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By this point, most of you have probably heard the rumor that Facebook is contemplating the purchase of drone maker Titan Aerospace. Indeed, if true, it is a stroke of genius on the part of the folks at Facebook. After all, according to Mark Zuckerberg‘s …

Raising Millions for a New Kind of Mayonnaise

Published March 10, 2014 by AJ Antony
Category: Service, StartupsTagged Bill Gates, competition, venture capitalists, niche, Great startup ideas, raw eggs, processed food products, new product, Hampton Creek Foods, Just Mayo, plant-based ingredients, health conscious, Horizon Ventures, AME Cloud Ventures, Josh Tetrick, socially responsible, vegan market, first to market
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I’m no Rocky Balboa. I find raw eggs repulsive and studies have shown that they are not meant to be consumed by humans. Unfortunately, there are a number of processed food products that taste brilliant, but they contain unsavory things such as raw eggs. Take …

Lock8’s Bike Technology - A Hipster’s Dream

Published March 3, 2014 by AJ Antony
Category: Transport, StartupsTagged entrepreneurs, innovation, competition, reputation, a great startup, Franz Salzmann. startup, Daniel Zajarias-Fainsod, Lock8, Lock8's technology, bike sharing, Foxconn, bike sharing concept, low barrier to entry, Lock8’s remote bike lock, scalable
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It takes more than just great ideas to chisel a great startup. It’s immensely important to have strong people driving it too, and every once in a while you come across a startup with a great idea, driven by great people. That’s what we have …

Cadillac: Ugly Americanism or a Great Marketing Strategy?

Published February 18, 2014 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: VideoTagged innovation, competition, socialist, marketing strategy, hard work, Olympics, Cadillac’s new ad, anti-capitalism, Ugly Americanism, Cadillac
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With international competition at the forefront of everyone’s thoughts, as nations compete against one another for athletic supremacy at the Olympics, the timing of Cadillac’s new ad is perfect. However, many do not agree with me. Some find the ad rude and offensive. Essentially, what …

When it Comes to Being Entrepreneur-Friendly, Canada Whoops the US

Published October 19, 2013 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: Culture of Capitalism, Influence, Risk vs. RewardTagged entrepreneur, free market, competition, Obama, Conservative, burdensome regulations, earning potential, rules for business owners, success, interference from the government, regulations, Does the US have a free market economy?, US government, corporate tax rate in the United States, Stephen Harper, socialist
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As an entrepreneur, what you ideally want from your government is the ability to conduct business as freely as possible, without burdensome regulations that put up roadblocks, and in turn create a ceiling which your business cannot get past. The whole point of why people …

Apple’s Future in Question Under Tim Cook’s Leadership

Published October 4, 2013 by Adam Hausman
Category: Technology, Culture of Capitalism, Influence, Risk vs. RewardTagged entrepreneur, innovation, Spotify, Apple, Steve Jobs, competition, Elon Musk, Apple Store on Michigan Ave, iPhone release, Tim Cook, Google Glass, iOS 7, Apple's future
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The Apple Appeal: Still the Same, or Longing for the Good Old Days? Outside the Apple Store on Michigan Ave, standing in what would amount to a 5- hour line awaiting the brand new 5s/5c iPhone release, I found myself pondering the future of everyday …

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