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How to Objectively Measure the "Fundability" of Your Startup

This is going to be BIG.

The decision to fund a company is a combination of a lot of human factors—an assessment of one group of humans by another group of humans, fraught with apples-to-oranges comparisons. Yet, everyone’s got an opinion about how a company measures up, especially the founder. ( If you want mine, I’m doing a little consulting now. )

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Anything is Possible (in a Startup)

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I can feel you now—corporate recruiters at career fairs, sending offer letters to work at banks and consulting firms. You're afraid of startups. You feel it when you print your resume, put on a suit, or sit down for a big company interview. They work at small, innovative companies like Foursquare , Tumblr , Meetup , and GroupMe.

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Hire today or gone tomorrow: How your startup is getting lapped by companies who know how to hire

This is going to be BIG.

Still, I contend that most companies have no idea how to hire, and in the last week, my theory got proved to me several times over. In February, I got contacted by a former management consultant who was now working in an operations role for a high profile startup. Both companies were impressed and one wanted to make an offer.

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It Depends: Why the right fundraising strategy for your startup is never a straight answer.

This is going to be BIG.

You’re told that you can’t raise until you have a product, yet pre-product companies get funded all the time. Even a particular attribute like revenue has several factors to it, like growth, concentration and whether or not that revenue is a subscription for SaaS, one time purchases, or consulting. What gives?

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After failed $100bn EY offer, TPG buys Crowe’s healthcare consulting unit

Private Equity Insights

In the aftermath of a rejected offer for EY’s consulting business, US private equity firm TPG has signed a definitive agreement to acquire a majority stake in Crowe’s healthcare consulting unit. The company supports more than 1,800 hospitals and 200,000 practice-based physicians in the US. Source: Consulting.us

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How to Choose the Best Legal Structure for Your Startup

The Motley Fool

Yes, there are a few hoops to jump through, but they are simple, affordable, and fast -- and that is why this is a popular choice for startups. LLC stands for Limited Liability Company. As such, making the choice is best done by consulting an attorney who knows your specific and particular situation.

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From Idea to Income: Launching a Startup That Pays Off Quickly

The Motley Fool

Launch a consulting business As someone who's worked for years managing content for companies, I like to think I've learned a few valuable things. My experience has allowed me to do some consulting work, helping clients with their content strategy.

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