
Lessons and Stories for Rising Entrepreneurs: Produced in partnership with University of Michigan Center for Entrepreneurship
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 29 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Categories | EntrepreneurshipBusiness | ||||

It’s been a while since we made an episode of Finding Your Venture. We’re back today to answer a really common student question from the course. Essentially the question is, “I don’t feel comfortable selling something we haven’t made yet.” And it’s a... more
I don’t know an international student who has started a company and pursued it full-time in the U.S. after graduation.
What’s stopping them?
Well…the law. Immigration law makes it illegal for non-citizens to earn money in the U.S. except in very ... more
International students make up about 15% of the student body at the University of Michigan.
They bring interesting new perspectives from 50 countries around the world to our little midwest city. They pay higher than average tuition and in my experi... more
When Duo Security sold to Cisco for $2.35 billion it was basically like the moon landing for the Ann Arbor startup community.
Most of us had nothing to do with it, but we all remember where we were when we heard about it and still feel extremely f... more
Stories are 22x more memorable than facts.
So telling a good story is essential for attracting customers, investors, co-founders, and employees. But what if your story is sort of weird and unconventional? And what about protecting your idea from co... more
Is it better to start a company now, or get a job first?
Students ask this question all the time and obviously there’s no right answer. The case for starting now is that you don’t have a lot to lose. Some day you’ll have a job making a lot of money... more
Raising money is time and labor intensive – it’s not possible to pitch everybody.
So your goal is to find the right investors as quickly as possible. And here’s the secret: They are just like you. Investors are just entrepreneurs trying to make mon... more
One of the first things every startup should do is form an advisory board.
An Advisory Board is a magical mental construct that gives you access to all of the skills and experience you need but don’t have. It’s an excuse to regularly talk to smart ... more










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