
1 of 7 Common Entrepreneur Mistakes: Unclear Goals
This is the first in a series of seven common entrepreneurial mistakes, and how to fix them. Although the context will be biotech entrepreneurs, these
This is the first in a series of seven common entrepreneurial mistakes, and how to fix them. Although the context will be biotech entrepreneurs, these
Most entrepreneurs start out with great optimism because they perceive in their minds a visionary product or service that could revolutionize some facet of work, life, industry
Assessing a Medical Product Technology: How to Know if an Idea is Worth Building a Company Around? The vast majority of all commercially successful medical
When venture capitalist Robert Swanson, and biochemist Dr. Herb Boyer each put in $500 to start Genentech in 1976, it could hardly be said that
You may be a Professor or Practicing Physician at a University or Research Institution and ask the question “How can I start a biotech company
What is the first thing a biotech entrepreneur should do when thinking about formally starting their company??? One of the first things is to talk with
The lifeblood of a young biotech company is cash. Without capital, the greatest of ideas get nowhere. The biotech entrepreneur must successfully identify and access
Sometimes people make simple things complex. However, most of the time we make complex things impossible. George Whitesides has a knack for making complex things
WHAT IS IT… that propels some entrepreneurs to succeed and other to fail?
Defining Success and Failure
In order to talk about the traits of successful entrepreneurs, we must first start with a better understanding of “success” and “failure”. Success is often erroneously defined as—everything you do produces a favorable outcome. If “success” is equated with never having an idea that did not work, never having a business shut-down, or never encountering insurmountable product development problems, then there are very few successful entrepreneurs in this world, and it is near certain that you too will not be “successful”.
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