Sentences with phrase «once successful company»

The shift from high - cost prototype design to every - penny - counts mass production is risky — and if not done well, it can cause the demise of a once successful company.
Often entrepreneurs looking to scale a business end up making their ventures too complicated, resulting in a once successful company going down the drain.

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Once a company has been successful for a while, it can be hard to get back the spark that will propel it to the next new market or great product idea.
Despite this attractive increase in exit valuations over the last three decades, once again, the implications for today's venture industry are clear: M&A is the most likely exit market for successful companies and the average valuation is about $ 110 million.
According to a common thesis, the most successful small companies will be ripe for acquisition once major companies join the green rush.
«People who are successful are more likely to view fitness as a permanent lifestyle change, not an activity they can give up once they reach a number on the scale,» says Kirsten McCormick, founder of Running with Forks, a wellness coaching company in Seattle.
Citroen is once again making use of the team behind the hugely successful WRC effort - Citroen Racing - to expand the company's performance portfolio.
That was really the biggest element for me and so, once I realized I had a product that I knew was going to stand out among 20,000 other going on Amazon every day, then I started focusing on the promotion and feature companies that I knew were being successful like BookBub and studying what it is they require to accept the book and then making sure that my book fit those qualifications.»
Despite Amazon's contentious relationship with the larger publishing industry (Jeff Bezos, the corporation's founder, once instructed his employees to «approach... small publishers the way a cheetah would pursue a sickly gazelle» in negotiations), the company runs a number of highly successful small and medium - sized publishing houses, including Thomas & Mercer, which focuses on thrillers, Little A, which publishes more literary fare, and AmazonCrossing.
You run (an admittedly small) risk the offer's successful, but NOT extended... This would leave you awaiting a compulsory acquisition (which a bidder can launch once they reach 80 - 95 % control, depending on country), or even end up trapped as a minority shareholder in a delisted company!
It's a company that I owned shares in once before; at that time it became a successful short term «trade» for me.
Once a company has saturated its markets, it needs a new highly successful product to keep the growth up.
But the company has abandoned successful brands and once innovative control schemes before.
Louise Nevelson was profoundly dissatisfied with marriage and motherhood, and Charles Nevelson was under significant stress because the once - successful Nevelson brothers» company was experiencing cash flow problems.
Once a company is big and successful, it can use its money to promote a system that favors retention of its power and profitability, and without even meaning to do so can help create barriers to entry of competing technologies.
Once Again Nut Butter produces organic products in upstate New York — it's a pretty successful company as far as organic food goes, considering you can find it in just about any natural foods store around.
Rubbee just finished a successful crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter, and while I didn't see any way to order the module on their website just yet, with any luck the Rubbee will be available to order online once the company gets up to production level.
Where once the jury was still out as to whether ABS law firms would prove a successful business model, there is no longer any doubt concerning the company's expansive potential.
Once this was successful, he went on to stage two (a paid placement) and on his release in June 2006 he worked full time for the company under a s 1 statement giving June 2006 as the start date.
You've heard it more than once, company management claiming they are successful because of the great people that are part of their team.
This Includes: * Basic of # 24,000 (raising over year one) with a genuine OTE of between # 40,000 to # 60,000 for successful first year consultants with this increasing significantly in year two * An industry leading, uncapped commission structure allowing take home of up to 30 % of all billings * Bespoke suits purchased for Junior Consultants once they bill over # 22,000 in 3 months - which to date, all consultants in the business have achieved * Quarterly Directors Lunch Club for top performing consultants across all levels of the business * Incentives like the Top Biller of the Quarter being awarded a fully paid dinner for two in a restaurant of their choice * Top Biller across the entire year gaining an All - inclusive Holiday of the consultants choosing * Quarterly Company Holiday Targets including skiing in the winter and Monaco / Vegas etc. in the summer Due to the calibre of consultants they currently have in the business, they are only looking for the most impressive candidates to help their growth push.
Once he has an interview with a company rep, he goes for the slam dunk with a presentation that includes information about his successful track record, data about Russell & Jeffcoat, and a list of referral numbers from satisfied businesses with which he works.
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