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Entrepreneurship Can Get Even Better The Second Time Around

Digital Tonto

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Chobani’s Founder on Mission-Driven Entrepreneurship

Harvard Business Review

Chobani started with an abandoned yogurt factory in upstate New York and a mission to make quality yogurt accessible to more people.

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When Should Founders Hand Over to Managers?

Destination Innovation

Founders of successful start-ups often face a critical juncture where they must decide whether to hand over responsibilities to professional managers. He argues that many founders of successful start-ups make the switch from ‘founder mode’ to ‘manager mode’ too soon. appeared first on Destination Innovation.

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How Do I Transition from a Corporate Leadership Role to Entrepreneurship?

Harvard Business Review

A former corporate leader learns how to plot a new career as an entrepreneur.

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Summaries of the 50 Best Business Books

Destination Innovation

Would you like to have read the best 50 books on sales, marketing, leadership, innovation, entrepreneurship and self-improvement? Just imagine all the insights and lessons you would have learned and how that would have helped you in your business career. But how much time would it have taken?

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3 Management Myths That Derail Startups

Harvard Business Review

In their work with more than 10,000 startup leaders across 70 countries, the authors identify three common management myths among startup leaders looking to grow their companies: the myth of scaling without hierarchy, the myth of structural harmony, and the myth of sustained heroics.

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An Innovation Lexicon

IdeaScale

Others define innovation as entrepreneurship – starting a new business. This is a guest post is authored by Dimis Michaelides who is a keynote speaker and author on innovation, creativity and leadership. He also offers workshops and change management consulting for private businesses, NGOs and public organizations.