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The 10 Biggest Trends in Entrepreneurship to Look For in 2021

Neil Patel

Remember, entrepreneurship is all about investing in your long-term success. Current 2021 Trends in Entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurship is constantly changing gears, and technology is central to much of this accelerated growth. Micro-influencers are helping drive sales, especially in niche markets. The bottom line?

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Investing and Venture Capital in 2023 With SaaStr Founder/CEO Jason Lemkin and Atrium Founder/CRO Pete Kazanjy (Pod 624 + Video)

SaaStr

So, who are these two SaaS leaders, and what experience do they draw from that helps inform their thoughts on capital, the market, and entrepreneurship? . He is the CRO and CO-Founder of Atrium, a data-driven sales management platform that helps sales managers, sales leaders, and sales ops pros use data to improve rep and team performance.

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Unconventional Ways to Scale Your Company With CEO & Founder of DoNotPay, Joshua Browder (Pod 649 + Video)

SaaStr

Some stumble into the world of entrepreneurship like DoNotPay founder Joshua Browder did. Lesson #4: Build A Lean Team To Start High-growth companies tend to hire a lot of people. During his Stanford days, he watched many companies blow up, and many of them tended to get very bloated from hiring too many too quickly.

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How to Build Happier Employees – Lessons From HubSpot’s CTO Dharmesh Shah and Chief People Officer Katie Burke

SaaStr

We could talk about CAK and LTV, and economics, and fundraising, and entrepreneurship, and SaaS and engineering, and product management, but instead I chose to talk about culture and people, which is a little bit of an odd topic for a CTO to pick up. Brian and Dharmesh started the company out of MIT Sloan, so who did they hire?

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PODCAST 164: Sales Lessons From a Former Jehovah’s Witness with Kyle Racki

Sales Hacker

In this episode, Kyle Racki , co-founder and CEO of Proposify, talks about how his upbringing helped his sales career, the journey from being a freelancer to a founder, and how to create and maintain a competitive advantage. Subscribe to the Sales Hacker Podcast. Entrepreneurship isn’t in your genes [5:59].

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An Epitaph for Intrapreneurship

Kellblog

Instead of hiring experts in CRM, we staffed it largely with experts in BI platforms. Later, in Ithena’s wreckage, I found one of the prouder moments of my marketing career — when I simply repositioned the product to what it was (versus what we wanted it to be), sales took off. They built the wrong thing.

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The 18 Outstanding Speakers at SaaStock LatAm 2019

SaaStock

Delving even deeper into the entrepreneurial seas, Patrick was Entrepreneur-in-Residence at Alpine Investors in San Francisco, as well as Program Officer at the Center for Entrepreneurship at Stanford. Some of his first professional positions were Engagement Manager at McKinsey, as well as a management consultant at Value Partners.