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Join me in my Free Webinar this Thursday at 4pm AEST! ?? Are you in the early stages of building your startup? One of the most critical phases is the creation of your Minimum Viable Product (MVP), and it's where many startups stumble. They either spend years perfecting it, only to run out of cash and motivation, or they launch something that misses the mark entirely. Join me for a 60-minute workshop designed to give you clarity on your MVP creation process. We'll dive deep into the problem your MVP is solving, envision its future, and most importantly, identify and avoid common pitfalls that could derail your startup's success. https://lnkd.in/g4B_Pau5 <- Eventbrite link!

I had the opportunity to attend an event by prodworks for startups where there were many things to learn. Some of them were prominently coming to my mind. 1.To have a deep understanding of the problem space and the dynamics of the business while building a startup. 2) What investors look for while providing funding. 3) Have a higher purpose. The stories by the founders on why and how their startups begun was inspiring and help develop a sense of purpose.

Dissertation in Social Studies Raises Questions About Generalizability and External Validity In an academic setting, it's commendable to recognize the strengths of a dissertation while also critically assessing its limitations. Valentina Wieltsch's dissertation exploring the influence of language used in startup pitches on the evaluation process of corporate accelerators is undoubtedly a significant contribution to the field. The meticulous analysis and insightful findings offer valuable insights into the dynamics of accelerator-st startup interactions. However, it's crucial to acknowledge that the scope of the research may have limitations. The reliance on data from a limited group and region might restrict the generalizability of the findings beyond that specific context, potentially limiting its relevance for startups pitching outside Germany. While the unique and powerful data utilized in the study offer depth and richness to the analysis, it's important to recognize the need for broader cross-cultural and cross-regional perspectives to ensure the applicability of the findings in diverse startup ecosystems. Furthermore, the dissertation's reliance on funding from eXplore, while beneficial for the research process, raises questions about potential biases or influences on the study's outcomes. Transparency regarding funding sources and their potential impact on research findings is essential for maintaining academic integrity and credibility. Overall, while Valentina Wieltsch's dissertation represents a commendable scholarly effort, future research endeavors could benefit from addressing these limitations to enhance the breadth and relevance of the findings for a broader audience and diverse startup landscapes.

Click through this carousel ? to learn the impact a global community can have on your startup! ?? At CUBIO, we have startup founders and team members from Asia, Europe, Africa, South America, and North America. Through our community-centered lab space, CUBIO fosters a global ecosystem for our startups. Book a tour today to see for yourself!

#WomenInTech helping Women in Tech. In this case, my friend Christine Ferrusi Ross mentoring this track for Startup Boston In her words: “I love what Startup Boston does for the local community, and this track brings people from corporate life together with those from startups, expanding everyone's field of vision. if you're in Boston this September you should try to get to a session or two. You never know who you'll meet or how it might change your career. #startupbos”

We are LIVE! Join the conversation with Kristin H. Wilson of Spurt! and Joe Kinvi as they share insights on - Startups That Last: Key Indicators of Startup Longevity & Durability.

"What an incredible journey!" New startup founders from across Leicestershire’s three universities have been reflecting on their time as the first cohort of the VentureVersity programme. The Research England funded collaboration between Leicester Startups, University of Leicester, De Montfort University and Loughborough University came to an end in November at a live pitching showcase. The year long programme, which aimed to turn academic ideas from the three universities into commercially viable businesses, was praised at the event at Space Park Leicester by participants. Read more here: https://buff.ly/3ZeuDFy

RSVP now ???? https://lnkd.in/eQtf_KrD ???? to learn about what we do and how we do it! Join our webinar on Jan. 21/22 to learn more about our approach and how global ecosystems and startups can participate.

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