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Once a decision is made to found a company, one of the first and most important decisions concerns whether to “go solo” or to form a founding team. There are good reasons to form a team, but it is essential to address the question: with whom should I found?
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The video series teaches entrepreneurs how to go from having a business idea to pitching a validated business model and value proposition.
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Steve Blank explains lean methodology, providing practical advice about how to implement it in your startup.
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