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Starting Up Again: Photo-Sharing for Doctors

Posted on March 14, 2015
in Huffington Post Business
by karengeier

There are those who are at home in a start-up environment, and those who are ONLY at home in a start-up environment. I met Richard Penner when we were both working for a company which, when we joined, employed about 70 people, and during our...

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The Man Making Online Discussion Boards Cool Again

Posted on March 14, 2015
in Huffington Post Business
by karengeier

In our social media-enabled, always-on world, we think we can solve most problems with our networks, but there are still millions of users across the globe actively using one of the oldest forms of online conversation: Message Boards. Andrew Sider, founder of Bunch recently chatted...

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Switching Gears: From Service to Service as a Site with 4ormat

Posted on March 14, 2015
in Huffington Post Business
by karengeier

Companies very often pivot at some point during their existence. Many start-ups even pivot to a completely different type of company (Groupon was famously a cause-rallying site in its inception.) Where the transition gets hard for companies when they change their basic business model, is possibly...

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Post Push And Pivot: Sunsetting Your Company With Mike Townsend

Posted on March 14, 2015
in Huffington Post Business
by karengeier

We've covered a lot of companies who have started up amidst change, and this week's story is about what happens when that change is too much for a company, as it was originally formed, isn't enough to be sustainable. I recently spoke with Mike Townsend, previously...

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Encouraging an Entrepreneur-Based Economy With Paul Woolford

Posted on December 11, 2013
in Huffington Post Business
by karengeier

Becoming an entrepreneur used to be a "they" thing: other people did it, but unless you had one in the family, it was a career shrouded in mystery. How do you get started? Do you have to be an inventor? What does it actually take...

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Listening to Potential Customers With Shifthub’s Jeremy Potvin

Posted on September 30, 2013
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by karengeier

Listening to Potential Customers with Shifthub's Jeremy Potvin Most entrepreneurs are like writers, in that they adhere to the same adage: "Go with what you know." Sometimes, you can have exposure and experience with a vertical, and still not have a complete picture of how it...

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Having the Passion to See it Through

Posted on August 22, 2012
in Huffington Post Business
by karengeier

Previously in this column, I have shared the progress of my own startup, Shyndyg. While there are still more stories to tell, we've enlisted the help of another start-up founder, Jeff Ullrich, President of Earwolf Media (and host of the "Love, Dad" podcast with David...

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Your Start-Up Business: Taking Advice vs. Listening to Your Gut

Posted on August 22, 2012
in Huffington Post Business
by karengeier

In the earliest stages of Shyndyg, when we went from our basic prototype to ourMinimum Viable Product, we decided to pull in the opinions and advice of experts in VC (we've made some finance friends along the way), tech (we wanted to get some mobile/testing...

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You’ve Got a Great Idea, But are You Ready?

Posted on August 22, 2012
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by karengeier

It's easy to see the appeal of having your own business: you can set your own hours, you get to collect all of the money, and you can do things your way. You see movies likeThe Social Network, and you watch television shows like Dragon's...

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