| Alternatives to Going Public? | September 29, 2010 |
Amit Chatterjee
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Hara, Inc. |
Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders Lecture Series |
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| Video 8 of 12 from this talk |
- 52:51Entrepreneurial Lessons: Find Value and Make Impact (Entire Talk)
- 00:30The Pains of Going Public
- 01:36The Value of Putting on a Suit
- 02:42Benefits of Stealth Mode
- 00:56Opportunity Beyond Geography
- 01:24Emerging Market Opportunities
- 01:03Cutting the Chaff from the Team
- 01:17Alternatives to Going Public?
- 02:21Key Points to Building Success
- 00:45Time Out for Family
- 01:08Recruiting and Resonating Passion
- 01:28You Are the CEO of What?
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Don't build a company to flip it; build it to last, says Amit Chatterjee, CEO and Founder of Hara. His preferred method for startup financing is to initially take venture funding, and then to take the company public. While a startup can take additional rounds of funding, Chatterjee believes going public is a less trade-off intensive way to finance a high-growth global enterprise.
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