| Defining the Voice of a Start-up | May 13, 2010 |
Marc Andreessen
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Serial Entrepreneur |
Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders Lecture Series |
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| Video 10 of 10 from this talk |
- 01:01:07A Panorama of Venture Capital and Beyond (Entire Talk)
- 01:59Who Makes the Best VC?
- 02:20Three Necessities for Start-up Success
- 03:21The Product/Company Interplay
- 02:50The Resurgence of Consumer Electronics
- 01:01Case Study: The Shift in Netscape
- 02:09Entrepreneurship "In the Cloud"
- 02:06Making Strides in User-Generated Content
- 03:40Structural Changes in Venture Capital
- 02:50Defining the Voice of a Start-up
Description
The best entrepreneurs know how to talk about and sell their company, and the way they define their enterprise can often be a polarizing sport. Essentially, propelling a young company - either to investors or to talent - is a sales job, and one that a company founder must find compelling. Marc Andreessen, serial entrepreneur, speaks at length about the necessity of a founder to define their company and to establish early on what it is, and what it is not.
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