Following your dreams comes with many challenges. A guest post by Turbo.
Author: lucasabia
Doctoral researcher in Entrepreneurship with a research focus on venture financing and a passion for all things sustainability, I have developed my career in the marketing realm by helping Fortune500 companies maximise their strategic efforts. Holding a Full-Time MBA from Durham University, I blogged for the Financial Times. Find out more about me here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucasabia/
Startup Fiasco
Less than 1% of startups survives. Why?
London Holds VC Reins in Europe As Paris and Berlin Gain Ground
€10.6bn have been invested by VCs in European companies in H1 2019 reporting a+61% YoY. However they prefer to invest in more established businesses.
VC: 3 Reasons Why They Say No
7 in 10 businesses fail to secure external finance, a study reveals
"The new stance of America’s most powerful CEOs is, of course, welcome. But we will have to wait and see whether it’s another publicity stunt, or whether they really mean what they say. In the meantime, we need legislative reform."
Joseph Stiglitz
Goodbye Mr Friedman?
Top CEOs rethink the role of a corporation.
How the UK Aims To Foster Female Entrepreneurship
The Investing in Women Code promises to help female founders to access tools, resources and services to set up a business.
No Intrinsic Value
FCA provides clarity on cryptoassets regulation.
Companies which fail to adapt "will go bankrupt without question," the Governor of the Bank of England said in an interview urging the City to put its weight behind environmentally sustainable issues. "Capitalism is part of the solution and part of what we need to do," he claimed. "The capitalist system needs to do is to manage the risks around climate change, be ready for the different speeds of the adjustment. And then the most important thing is to move capital from where it is today to where it needs to be tomorrow. The system is very much part of the solution."
Mark Carney, Governor of the Bank of England
