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I Would Only Fund an Entrepreneur with High Integrity

Both Sides of the Table

Perhaps VC isn’t the vest route for this individual. So consider integrity on my personal list of attributes required to raise money from a reputable, early-stage VC. As usual it wasn’t as much the initial crime that bothered me as it was the bending of the truth afterward that he felt comfortable with.

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Entreprenuer Network

SoCal CTO

skip to main | skip to sidebar SoCal CTO Thursday, March 1, 2007 Entreprenuer Network Great post by Ben Kuo - The Importance of the “Network&# to Entrepreneurs - the informal connections between people in the technology industry here who have a vested interest in helping entrepreneurs take their companies to the next level.

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The Power of First Impressions: Why Branded Workwear Matters for Startups

The Startup Magazine

Choose a Reputable Supplier: Research potential suppliers, read reviews, and ask for samples. A reputable supplier will offer quality products, provide guidance on design, and ensure timely delivery. For instance, managerial staff might wear branded blazers, while field workers might have branded high-visibility vests.

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Sample Conflict of Interest Questionnaires for Nonprofit Boards

Board Effect

Something else that makes a conflict of interest questionnaire so important is that it helps protect your nonprofit’s reputation. A conflict occurs when you have a vested interest (i.e. money, status, relationships, reputation) that puts your actions, judgment, or decisions into question.

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Social Entrepreneurship Could Be Your Solution

Mike Michalowicz

This will also encourage them to come forward with their own ideas on how to tackle projects because of their vested interest. . This is a quick way to build your reputation, not only for your quality service or product, but for your socially conscious practices. The project doesn’t have to rely solely on donating money.

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Getting Your Series A Mojo Back

Both Sides of the Table

My internal compass says that “country-club” entrepreneurs struggle to make as big of an impact because it’s really hard to totally change a system that you’re part of and have a vested interest in. Your reputation won’t suffer if your business does. So positive chips are a great signal for me. You can evolve.

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Green Chile Burgers: A Recipe For Success

YoungUpstarts

He has military haircut, Kevlar vest and a gun. A Smokey the bear with a Kevlar vest and a gun. She walks her talk and has clearly built a following and a reputation. We join the line at the counter where you order and then they bring your food to you. Yes, you wait for your meal, but everything is made to order.

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