Business Model Due Diligence Entrepreneur IP 
NZ Entrepreneur
NOVEMBER 14, 2019
IP steps for startups should be the same as for large multinationals, but within their budget. Make IP decisions and do so early. One of the main (and early) steps is to make a considered decision about what IP means to your business and what IP tools will be used to support your business model.
NZ Entrepreneur
SEPTEMBER 29, 2021
experiments to build a product, find customers, test business models and hire amazing people. Creating this value is anchored in finding a repeatable, scalable business model. In deep tech companies value creation milestones are more likely to be tagged to validating the technology and IP creation. Risk and reward.
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David Teten
JANUARY 19, 2021
See Why Are Revenue-Based Investors Investing in Women & Diverse Entrepreneurs? Zack Mueller, Attorney, Ireland Stapleton Pryor & Pascoe, PC , points that almost “no one, from LPs to entrepreneurs to attorneys, has much experience with these instruments. Typical business stage. Typical business model.
Up and Running
MARCH 11, 2015
Another assumption is that you’ve actually conducted due diligence on your own business, and these are the areas of your team, financials, your competition, your IP, market trends, because the best pitches I’ve ever delivered were when investors were raising their hands and asking me questions about, “How is your IP protected?”
Steve Blank
DECEMBER 7, 2009
Our business model changed as we realized that to become a large company, we needed to automate more than just a few marketers. We had validated our new assumptions by a set of orders, and we had pivoted on our business model. As a young entrepreneur in his first startup, this post hits our current situation spot on.
Austin Startup
AUGUST 20, 2017
Make your choices only after you’ve done some due diligence with other companies where they’ve served. Keep a close eye on your competitors but also on your peer entrepreneurs in your town; they provide the context relevant to you. If you’ve got patent or other IP needs, you may want to engage specialists in those areas.
VC Cafe
SEPTEMBER 26, 2010
A fter years of talking with many of you in the Israeli startup industry, investors and entrepreneurs alike, I was invited to present some tips for entrepreneurs at the Launch48 conference in London this weekend. It’s nice to have protected IP, but that will mostly matter later on in the event of an acquisition.
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