The Google search “how to become an entrepreneur” provides over 200 million results with mostproviding some slight variation […]
Understanding your REAL probability of win on a proposal effort will help you make better bid decisions. To […]
A funded Mentor-Protégé Program can provide you “free money” to fund various corporate activities and resources. However, it’s […]
One of the most important truisms of entrepreneurship is not over planning. This is contrary to what most […]
Here’s a real example that illustrates the value of owning your own company and accruing equity. In the […]
All humans are entrepreneurs not because they should start companies but because the will to create is encoded in human DNA.
Reid Hoffman, Co-founder, LinkedIn
The failing fast strategy is one of the hottest topics in the entrepreneurial industry. But what does it […]
Naming your company is a very personal decision, but I strongly recommend that you check your ego at […]
Are you good at preventing cyber-attacks? Fixing cars? Managing projects? Maintaining IT systems? Repairing tanks? Catering events? Budgeting […]
Establishing the necessary corporate infrastructure to look like a “real” company is an essential part of launching a […]
When you cease to dream you cease to live. Malcolm Forbes
Many aspiring entrepreneurs immediately complete the paperwork requirements of being a legal company. Some will even press-on developing […]
To avoid turning this article into an abbreviated course in macroeconomics, let’s look at three irrefutable trends to […]
On the first day of Randy Wimmer’s nonlinear programming class in graduate school, he braced for shock. Once […]
The first company that Government Contracting Academy founder, Randy Wimmer, launched was a Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business. […]
The only thing worse than starting something and failing… is not starting something.
Seth Godin, Founder, Squidoo
Despite the fairy tale that most small businesses wish to live, most small businesses are never acquired. Here’s […]
If you have never read Jim Collins’ Good to Great book, then I strongly recommend it! In fact, […]