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Lean Startup Tools

by Barry O’Reilly Lean Startup Tools from Barry O’Reilly Techmeetups launches the Guru Program to help Startups & early stage companies with mentoring on all aspects of your Business. Limited spaces are available – book your place on the Guru Program now to attend in London or remotely from anywhere in the world. Online event registration for TechMeetups Guru Program 2013: […]

The Easy Button: Making Hiring Less Painful for Startups

The Easy Button: Making Hiring Less Painful for Startups

Original post by Jessica via The Sourcery The recent plague of acqui-hires is making it seem like there’s no talent rock left un-turned in Silicon Valley and San Francisco. This simply isn’t the case. Things may seem dire, but you don’t need to make an offer to every developer that you meet. If you’re a funded startup, there’s still hope! You just need to make […]

Living a double life: being a parent at an early stage startup

Living a double life: being a parent at an early stage startup

Original post by alyssaaldersley As Noah Kagan recently put it so well: can I be real with you? Real real? I’ve talked before about how I carve my day to squeeze every drip out of it. Shared my theories fortheming, a noble attempt to avoid drift and push for maximum focus. Described how I try to be disciplined […]

Startup Advice: five tips on managing your finances

Original post by Philip Connolly via Business Post While many startup founders have great ideas and business plans, the financial side of running a business can prove to be a struggle. Failing to keep on top of the finances can lead to serious issues for a business down the line. We spoke to Johnny Harte, a mentor of […]

The 14 Most Interesting Startups To Emerge From DEMO

Original post by RIP EMPSON via TC DEMO Fall 2012 wrapped up in Santa Clara today, where 77 startups took the stage to show off their apps, services and products. The young companies were given six minutes to pitch their ideas and impress the audience, collectively competing for the $1 million advertising prize that went to the idea […]