YoungUpstarts

APRIL 19, 2012

Made by Oles for Oles, JonnyPops , the frozen gourmet treats being sold on campus and in downtown Northfield, are a product of the time, energy, and ambition of four budding entrepreneurs. “The product is made here, we source as much of our fresh produce as possible here, and we’ve launched here. . ” Making a plan.

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Minnesota Wisconsin Distribution Business Model 145

Campus Entrepreneurship

MARCH 5, 2013

We are experiencing a confluence of forces of change,” Molly Broad, the council’s president, recently told the University of Wisconsin System’s Board of Regents. “All of this coming together is persuasive that business as usual is not in the future cards and we must innovate.

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Business Model Wisconsin Stock Distribution 34

crowdSPRING Blog

MARCH 26, 2019

Here’s a complete, 9 step guide on how to start a brewery business. Choose a business model. Fill in the business blanks. Choose a business model. Before you can start to seriously plan your own craft beer business, you need to understand the end goal that you’re aiming for.

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Small Business Administration Distribution LLC Small Business 94

Tim Keane

MARCH 4, 2011

  Some of those characteristics include, of course, product issues.  I looked at a medical product recently and asked the obvious questions about competition, distribution strategy, pricing, and so forth.   Some of those characteristics include, of course, product issues. We wound up investing. 

Wisconsin 60

Wisconsin Bootstrapping Angel Investor Startup 60

Tim Keane

OCTOBER 3, 2012

.  That is, when we think a company primarily has "execution risk," do we mean that they're facing scientific and technical hurdles to achieve results, or do we mean that they are facing the risk of selling to their market, or of delivering a product to customers who've bought? Think "Porter's Five Forces." 

Technology 74

Technology Marketing Intellectual Property Montana 74

Tim Keane

SEPTEMBER 13, 2006

" Distribution is everything. We had a very large customer who once said at a conference when asked "whether our product was worth its price" that he never paid us "a net nickel. He designed his own cabinet layouts and helped developers with all kinds of products he didnt sell directly. I Wish Id Sold More.

Wisconsin 60

Wisconsin Angel Investor Bootstrapping Distribution 60

Tim Keane

APRIL 24, 2006

As an example, we had an advanced manufacturing business that achieved excellent early results. The product development cycle was excellent. However, the distribution channel we had planned to use lacked the sophistication ultimately required by the product design, and the manufacturers adoption cycle was insufficient.

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Wisconsin Angel Investor Bootstrapping Venture Capital 60