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The entrepreneur's manual: business start-ups, spin-offs, and innovative management Richard M. White
Publisher: Chilton Book Co; 1st edition

EMBA LSM Lecture content “Intellectual property strategies for start-ups”. Innovative new companies require innovative companies to purchase their products. Olivier 23 January 2014 at 15:48 #. Bayer and Lego use different IP strategies as the value of the IP they manage contributes differently to their respective businesses. Apr 27, 2014 - Will other wealthy people invest in a university technology spin-off or a new Kickstarter company if they know that if they give a start-up a few dollars to try and help it out; all of a sudden, they might be on the hook for $5M of legal fees? For the Pay to Play provisions is a disaster for small businesses, but putting up the $5M up front to guarantee the other side's legal fees is minor, compared to the other issues and chilling effects they have on innovation and startups. May 29, 2013 - This session aims to educate start-ups and building entrepreneurs on how PR can aid them from an early stage through to establishment. Nov 16, 2011 - There is now trend and understanding that currently innovation management is much complex work, when the know-how of company does not only rely on protection of IP rights. Nov 15, 2013 - EBook entrepreneur's pdf management Chilton Book Co; 1st edition manual: 45.00 Richard M. Mar 26, 2014 - We even ran an executive education course last fall at Berkeley on Corporate Business Model Innovation that helped each of us understand the others' perspectives on this problem. Nov 19, 2011 - While many government officials argue that small business lead to job growth, it is in fact start-ups, spin-offs and spin-outs that increase job growth in a sector, industry, city, region or country. In this post, I want to share some new But astute corporate venture managers, realizing that they must fight the war on two fronts, will also be alert to the need to pivot if needed in order to keep the internal support they require in order to succeed. However In addition, the policies in place will not always encourage the expected response from entrepreneurs, because of path dependencies within culture and government policies.