Sentences with phrase «founder wants»

Every startup founder wants to disrupt an industry.

For a small (technology) company where the founder wants to balance some (less than half; approximately 10 %) of the work with another, yet to do it on a contingency basis, would it be more appropriate to issue stocks that were previously announced by the corporation or to form a partnership agreement between the two parties?

MicroBit launches and great projects: www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-35824446 Napster founder wants to change the way we watch movies: bit.ly / 22h4Sn7 Resident Evil is 20 years old: avc.lu / 1SaVSoR Is touchscreen now retro?

Rather than trying to fool people into thinking they're buying a Kindle, Founder wants to preemptively take its place as the leading eReader in the East Asian market.

As the founder wants to find a way to scale bitcoin to the masses and facilitate adoption throughout India, many believe that this isn't an achievable goal, considering the fact that over 50 % of India's population is currently unbanked.

Every founder wants their company to have an awesome culture, despite how poorly they understand what culture is or how it works:)

What a founder wants is an investor who asks great questions and does not waste their time.

At a certain point though this not only becomes difficult, but also counter-productive toward building the strong culture and relationships that any founder wants to instill within their organization.

The last thing a founder wants is to push hard for a high valuation at the start, only to have the investors write the company off down the road because they don't have much to gain anymore.

This founder wants to make corporate responsibility sexy — with vegan, Fair Trade condoms.

The sale was the result of the founders wanting to make further in - roads to the U.S. technology scene, but by 2010, it was obvious the PR landscape was shifting.

As a startup founder you want to move fast to get your vision up and running but not taking the time to hire correctly from the start could leave you with the wrong people for the job at hand.

It's easy to see why the founders wanted back in.

I believe smart founders want investors who pitch in, help with strategy and tactics and introduce them to contacts.

I can't imagine any good founder wanting to do that... All the eSports reality TV stuff just feels wrong.»

But why would tech companies or their billionaire founders want to do it?

Someone asked about the types of founders we want to invest in and the types of people we want to surround ourselves with, and the conversation meandered...

Perfect for founders wanting to share a spot, a company seeking to test a remote office, or an individual who craves a dedicated work zone.

This brings us to another counterintuitive point: the best founders want to radically change the world for the better.

... The current generation of founders want to raise money from VCs, and Sequoia specifically, because Larry and Sergey took money from VCs, and Sequoia specifically.

San Francisco — Sure, If You Already Have Your Product The top place startup founders want to go is San Francisco.

But, for the time being, the founders want to focus on improving and perfecting their brand, services, and products, as well as creating industry awareness.

Because the founder wanted the Bitcoin payment system to stick around for a long time.

The VCs review the applications and pick the four founders they want to meet with based on their own personal criteria, which could be fundability, fit or whether we think can help them with their request.

Many company founders want to mitigate the risk associated with joining a startup by offering generous benefits to new employees.

The founders wanted to offer individuals the chance to generate profits even during that time of turmoil.

Governments want to monitor and regulate to be able to knock out the bad guys, but cryptocurrency founders want no regulation whatsoever.

This does not make something right, which is why the founders wanted a constltution to protect the rights of the minority.

The history of christianity in Europe is the main reason why the founders wanted religious freedom and separation of church and state.

American Evangelicals want to force a Theocracy on the rest of Americans shrouded in the false cloak of the premise that the Founders wanted a Christian nation.

Yet the Congressional Military Industrial Complex a cadre of congress people who chair and sit on committees that authorize military spending have bankrupted the nation and in the wake of 9 - 11 created a host of liberty robbing laws that are the anti-thesis to what our founders wanted.

Rather, our founders wanted to get at the root causes of the poverty they saw as they were working in the shantytowns of Santo Domingo.

That's what our founder wanted us all to understand.»

The trio of founders wants that same life - lasting impact for its customers as well.

The idea that inspiration can be contagious is one reason why the founders wanted to open a brick and mortar location.

The founders wanted the shool to be a place where, as founder Frank Hamilton said, «teacher and student would be partners in learning.»

One of our founders wanted to expand his social circle of single Jewish women; that's how it started.

The founders wanted a school that would get kids to grade level; an educational program that supported kids to explore essential questions, learn to reflect upon their own learning and construct student - led projects with community relevance; and to have a rich offering of arts, PE, and sports.

Free schools can be set up precisely because their founders want to offer something different to what is available at other local schools.

Its founders wanted to eliminate the normal neighborhood borders and provide students from across a wide geographical area equitable access to specialized and focused training,» explained Dr. Jeffrey Hodgson, Provost and CEO of New World School of the Arts.

Colin Chapman never decreed that Lotus would sell only featherweight cars; you Lotus fans and all the world's journalists have got it wrong — most of all, the founder wanted to make money.

Its idealistic founders want to give books away free, and they are building up a gigantic library of free or nearly free material that would diagonally compete with Amazon's copyrighted e-books.

Amazon's founder wanted his new e-reading device to be drop - dead simple to use and argued that configuring devices to Wi - Fi networks was too complicated for non-tech-savvy users.

Based in New York City, the founders wanted to help other graduates like them better understand their student loan choices.

Based in New York City, the founders wanted to help other graduates like them better -LSB-...]

FHFR founders wanted to solve this problem by providing a safe, feline - friendly sanctuary for cats who are unwanted or who can no longer be supported by their owners.

White Whale's founders wanted to have a means to experiment with games that may not have meshed with their company's brand.

The founders wanted to establish a democratic, experiential, interdisciplinary educational facility in line with the forward - thinking pedagogical ideas of philosopher John Dewey.

The founders wanted to establish a democratic, experimental, interdisciplinary educational facility in line with the forward - thinking pedagogical ideas of philosopher John Dewey.

«We act as we'd want VCs to act towards us as founders — or towards our existing founders — and therefore are confident we'll get to partner with the founders we want to.