Startup Professionals Musings
SEPTEMBER 15, 2021
In the short run, there are real costs associated with the “triple bottom line” of maximizing profit, people (social), and planet (environment). But very quickly, it is becoming obvious to startups that the value and satisfaction exceeds the costs. We all know the cost of retaining customers is far less than the cost of new customers.
Startup Professionals Musings
DECEMBER 5, 2013
In the short run, there are real costs associated with the “triple bottom line” of maximizing profit, people (social), and planet (environment). But very quickly, it is becoming obvious to startups that the value and satisfaction exceeds the costs. We all know the cost of retaining customers is far less than the cost of new customers.
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Startup Professionals Musings
OCTOBER 24, 2012
In the short run, there are real costs associated with the “triple bottom line” of maximizing profit, people (social), and planet (environment). But very quickly, it is becoming obvious to startups that the value and satisfaction exceeds the costs. We all know the cost of retaining customers is far less than the cost of new customers.
Hearpreneur
OCTOBER 31, 2021
Cohen and Greenfield borrowed $4,000 to build their first ice cream business in Vermont in 1978, with a total investment of $12,000. They're also dedicated to giving back to the community and their employees, who each receive three pints of ice cream per day. It cost him $4.8B Don’t forget to join our #IamCEO Community.
Up and Running
FEBRUARY 23, 2016
The University of Vermont Extension has a whole lot more to say about hobby farming versus running a farm as a business. These reports might include estimates for production costs and returns, like this one on the University of Maryland Extension Portal. Farming used to be so much more about community. Be a good neighbor.
Ben's Blog
OCTOBER 7, 2020
The investment community often tries to capture the thinking at the time through the investment memo. And there’s obviously opportunity costs to those — to not choosing those options. I mean, no one in San Antonio is going to know what you did in Montpelier, Vermont. Jeff: It’s kind of interesting. Can we get off the route?
David Teten
MARCH 12, 2012
Besides the obvious fitness benefits, according to research done by the Vermont Board of Education , exercise is not only healthy for you, but it also increases your productivity. An additional incentive to remaking the workplace into a healthy, exercise-supportive environment is the cost benefit. Standing is healthier than sitting.
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