As we ramp up for our next cohort of Venture Forth, I wanted to try to capture why entrepreneurs tell us they get so much out of the class. For direct quotes of what they've told us, check out our testimonials page:
http://www.techranchaustin.com/testimonials
Many startups that I have talked with have mentioned this sense of isolation in getting their business up and running. There are several dimensions to this, but can largely be summed up with not having anywhere to go for a specific need.
By dmichaels on 15 November 2011 |
Hello Fellow Entrepreneurs and the Greater Austin Community,
The Tech Ranch Austin is going to be moving soon- and we'd like to engage your ideas.
By kevin on 12 July 2011 |
From CindyAlvarez.com
Revenue seems like the one part of the AARRR metrics that shouldn’t need explaining. More money = better, right? It hardly takes a rocket scientist to know that.
By austin on 02 May 2011 |
From HBR.org
By austin on 18 April 2011 |
From Martin Zwilling of Examiner.com:
Entrepreneurship is not a job for the Lone Ranger. Every startup requires building and maintaining effective relationships with people, including partners, team members, customers, and investors. That means giving and asking for feedback, and learning from it, especially negative feedback.
By austin on 11 April 2011 |
