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What is Founder-Market Fit? (A Regional Perspective)
Stanford University’s research reveals an intriguing truth: founders with industry experience outperform others by an impressive 45%. But what does this mean for entrepreneurs, and why is it particularly significant for those in the Midwest? Let’s explore...
Balancing parenthood and a career
The ideal worker in American society tends to someone who works relentlessly, doesn’t take time off, and picks up shifts or tasks as needed. Those expectations are hard to uphold for an everyday person, but even more unrealistic for parents. Dr. Jenna Yentes, a...
Breaking barriers within crowdsourcing
When starting a new business, funding is an essential component. It can be difficult to find resources when you’re just starting out, so some entrepreneurs use crowdfunding and crowdsourcing. According to Investopedia, crowdfunding is “the use of small amounts of...
Giving the permission to fail
When we see someone who is successful, rarely do we think of the failures and mistakes they encountered along the way, but everyone who has accomplished their definition of success has faced setbacks. Failing is a normal thing. Christine Cutucache is the director of...
Courtney’s Corner: digital art and freelance
This time for Courtney’s Corner, I talked to Chelsi Bartlett. She owns and operates an Omaha-based business where she sells her artwork. I talked to her about what it’s like being a freelance graphic designer, since graphic design is something I’ve always been...
Finding Funding with the Small Business Administration
We’ve discussed ways for start-ups to find funding previously on the blog, and one of the options is a loan. Banks can be hesitant about loaning to small businesses and startups, thanks to the uncertainty intertwined with starting a new business. It’s not impossible...
Starting Your Entrepreneurial Journey
If you’re reading this, it is probably because you’ve found yourself interested in some form of entrepreneurship. There’s an abundance of information to learn, people to meet, and ideas to share. So, where do you start? Dr. Dale Eesley is the director of University of...
Start-Up Spotlight: Wilma and Rose
DeAnna Williams is a woman of many talents. She loves theatre, experiencing new things, and is a mother of three. Not only that, but she owns and operates a business all by herself. Wilma and Rose is a gift concierge business based in Omaha. DeAnna named the business...
Choosing a Law Firm for Your Startup: Part 2
An investment in legal services is an important consideration in starting a business. Make sure you know how your legal budget will be spent. What follows is part two in a series about the factors to consider in your choice of lawyer. Factor Two: Know When to Hold ‘Em...
Courtney’s Corner: The Importance of a Communications Coordinator
First stop for Courtney’s Corner: communications coordinator. A communications coordinator is someone who creates content, builds relationship with the public, and runs social media pages. They’re important for start-ups no matter what the product or idea is. I talked...