Steve Blank

DECEMBER 11, 2023

Minneapolis/St. Just as Silicon Valley’s roots can be traced to innovation in World War II so can Minneapolis/St. Why Minneapolis/St. Serendipity came to Minneapolis-St. Parker was a ex Naval Academy graduate and a Minneapolis businessman who owned a glider manufacturing company and was well connected in Washington.

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Startup Lessons Learned

AUGUST 20, 2020

Lines at food pantries were hundreds of cars and hours long, as the food security system struggled to keep up with unprecedented demand. Some food banks saw demand 3-4x normal, just as their volunteer base shrunk due to worries about COVID-19 infection. Minneapolis, Minnesota: Cars line up at a drive-thru food pantry.

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View from Seed

DECEMBER 6, 2018

However, with more and more emerging brands and startups chasing after the same inventory in D , basic supply and demand (and users’ limited attention span) are driving up everyone’s unit cost. The post If CAC is the New Rent, How should You Operate Differently? If you can just pay CAC, why commit yourself to rent?

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David Teten

JANUARY 21, 2021

According to a recent interview with Founding Partner Andrew Oved, Reformation invests in SaaS (vertical and application software) and consumer product businesses that have achieved $1M-$5M in annualized revenue, while operating capital efficiently. 20% initial ownership. One third of them are growing over 50% y-o-y. —– TinySeed.

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YoungUpstarts

JUNE 20, 2011

Minneapolis-based Great Clips, Inc has launched the industry’s first-ever online check-in service, so those looking to get a fuss-free, convenient hair cut can simply check in for an appointment via the computer or a smartphone. “It It Is A Big Hairy Deal.

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VC Cafe

FEBRUARY 1, 2011

MANPOWER STUDY SHOWS DEMAND FOR HI-TECH WORKERS IN ISRAEL UP 41%. According to research conducted by the personnel firm Manpower, the demand for high-tech workers rose 41.3% The demand for all workers in Israel rose 16.6%. It operates in 140 countries worldwide. Israel’s average unemployment rate of 6.7%

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Up and Running

JANUARY 7, 2015

In response to this growing demand, you might consider opening a food shelf to help those in need. PRISM, which stands for People Responding in Social Ministry, operates Marketplace Foodshelf as one of its core programs. It serves 600 families per year living in the suburbs surrounding Minneapolis, Minnesota. In the U.S.,

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