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Could This Startup Save China from its Pollution Nightmare?

Published April 10, 2014 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: Technology, StartupsTagged entrepreneurs, startup, Khosla Ventures, LanzaTech, China's CICC, What Does LanzaTech Do, harvest low-carbon fuels, carbon monoxide, biological enzyme, convert the pollutant, carbon tax, carbon credits, LanzaTech's innovation, LanzaTech's technology, Chinese steel plants, improve air quality, Baosteel, China’s largest steel manufacturers, ecological footprint, efficiency, manufacturing sector
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Startup LanzaTech just raised $60million in a Group D round of funding from heavy hitters Mitsui, Siemens and China’s CICC. Khosla Ventures is also part of a long list of illustrious early investors who came in during a previous round. Before last week’s $60 million, …

How this Startup is Building a Fortune 500 Client List

Published March 31, 2014 by AJ Antony
Category: The Web, Investing, StartupsTagged innovative, startup, Fortune 500 company, social media, IPO, search engine optimization, professional bloggers, monetize, communicate with your customer, Percolate, James Gross, Noah Brier, The Barbarian Group, Likemind, Federated Media Publishing, Feedster, Social Media Brand Management, target audience, raising venture capital, Sequoia Capital, blue chip clientele list
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Automating social media posts was the ‘it’ technology for businesses and professional bloggers about 4 years ago; but now it takes a hell of a lot more than simple automation to efficiently promote your message. Navigating social media, content platforms and every other communication channel …

Open Utility Creates Disruptive Platform for Global Energy Market

Published February 27, 2014 by AJ Antony
Category: Service, StartupsTagged startup, free market, business model, global warming, energy producers, greener solution, cogen plants, micro producers, Open Utility, independent power producers, p2p, cloud technology, James Johnston, Andy Kilner, Renewable Energy Systems, Climate-KIC Accelerator Program, micro energy producers, prime candidate for a buyout
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Whether your brand of politics advances or retards your belief in global warming and pollution, the one thing the numbers are clear about, is that old world energy producers are beginning to take a hit where it matters most - their bottom line. This is …

Boxbee Business Model Capitalizes on Urbanization

Published February 25, 2014 by AJ Antony
Category: Real Estate / For the Home, StartupsTagged entrepreneur, startup, startups, Kristoph Mathews, angel funds, Boxbee's unique value proposition, Dropbox, space management, space optimization, Boxbee's signature yellow boxes, growth phase, customer adoption curve, Boxbee’s reputation
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Kristoph Mathews is a jet-set, globe-trotting entrepreneur who is a recent recipient of angel funds to advance the development of his brainchild, Boxbee, Simple Urban Storage. If you think his company’s name says it all, you’re wrong. There is a lot more to Boxbee than …

How to Get Your Product Selling in Major Retail Stores - According to Millionaire Expert

Published January 31, 2014 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: Service, Information, Culture of Capitalism, StartupsTagged entrepreneur, innovative, startup, competitors, passion, multi-millionaire entrepreneur, creating products for retail sale, energy drink industry, quick sales pitch, unique, unique way to enter a massive industry, A Lesson in Retail Sales, different packaging, grab the customer’s attention, packaging of the product, product for retail sale, package designs, retail sales
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[dropcap style=”style1, style2, style3, or style4″]I[/dropcap] had a meeting yesterday with a multi-millionaire entrepreneur who made his fortune creating products for retail sale. His new passion, and the reason for our meeting, is a startup nutraceutical company looking to go public, after it raises about $4 …

Being a Fatherpreneur is Pretty Awesome

Published December 8, 2013 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: Culture of Capitalism, Influence, MotivationTagged entrepreneurs, entrepreneur, startup, role model, fatherpreneur, startups, Motivation, being an entrepreneur gives us advantages in fatherhood, fatherpreneurs, accomplished entrepreneur, financial risks, dealing with pressure, be a great dad, motivate you to succeed, time management, discipline, True wealth
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I’ve been blessed. I’m a dad and an entrepreneur. That makes me a fatherpreneur. While I certainly don’t have as much experience being a dad as I do an entrepreneur, I’m learning this dad thing as I go, and loving every minute of it. I’ve …

The New Online Economy - Unconventional Ways to Make Money

Published October 26, 2013 by Adam Hausman
Category: The Web, StartupsTagged entrepreneurs, Airbnb, Uber, startup, digital advertising, Lyft, economic success in the 21st century, international job markets, moneymaking opportunities, Online gigs, freelancers, referral links, Clickchores.com, micro task worker, Digital copywriting, Odesk.com, Viral videos, newest tech trends, technological innovations, make money online
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The New Economy… [dropcap style=”style1, style2, style3, or style4″]I[/dropcap]n Thomas Friedman’s seminal macroeconomics text, The World is Flat, the renowned New York Times contributor repeatedly warns his readers that economic success in the 21st century will be directly tied to being skilled in a variety …

The 5 Insanely Important Elements of a Successful Startup

Published September 18, 2013 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: The Web, Investing, Culture of Capitalism, Startups, Risk vs. RewardTagged startup, social media, marketing, startups, niche, investing in startups, potential threats to new businesses, Great startup ideas, micro-niche, example of a niche within a niche, rent suites, Successful startups, long-term success
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After nearly a decade of investing in various startups, I’ve come across my fair share of breakthrough companies that managed to conquer their particular niche - whether that be in technology, mining, energy, agriculture or biotech. I’ve had tremendous success investing in startups, but I’ve …

Every Entrepreneur’s Journey Starts with a Business Plan

Published July 16, 2013 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: Information, SWOT Analysis, Culture of Capitalism, Motivation, Startups, Risk vs. RewardTagged entrepreneurs, innovative, startup, ODesk, competition, SWOT analysis, business plan, business idea, brainstorming, business cycle, Executive Summary, venture capital, Marketing Plan, Elevator Pitch, target demographic, Product description, target customer, target market, competitors, Market penetration, Social Media Strategy, Financial Model
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Before you think I am going to give you the usual five steps ‘to a great business plan’ rundown, let me just say, that’s not going to happen here. Cookie cutter business plans are for wannabe entrepreneurs and whenever one comes across my desk, it …

A Business Model Based on Renting Cool Places

Published July 8, 2013 by Adam Hausman
Category: The Web, Real Estate / For the Home, SWOT Analysis, Startups, Risk vs. RewardTagged entrepreneurs, Airbnb, innovative, startup, business model, SWOT analysis, market reach, Hire Space, Will Swannell, Edward Poland, space rentals in London, crowded marketplace, consumer interest
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Hire Space: In the Lucrative Business of Renting Cool Space With the continued growth of service networking services and sites, which allow people to swap services and goods with each other through online platforms, new ideas in this market happen daily. One of the newest …

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Could This Startup Save China from its Pollution Nightmare?

Boxbee Business Model Capitalizes on Urbanization

How to Get Your Product Selling in Major Retail Stores - According to Millionaire Expert

Being a Fatherpreneur is Pretty Awesome

The New Online Economy - Unconventional Ways to Make Money

A Business Model Based on Renting Cool Places

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