Sentences with phrase «succeed in your business venture»

I hope you find a company you feel will help you succeed in your business venture.

As a business owner in this historic and cultural city, you can enjoy many helpful resources such as B.O.S.S. (the Business One - Stop Shop of Frankfort), which can help you get proper licensing for your businesses, and the Kentucky Small Business Development Center, which is focused on helping you succeed in your business venture.

Not exact matches

Also anyone who actually has some business experience knows that businesses and start - ups fail frequently and Venture Capitalist traditionally invest in 10 opportunities knowing that 1 will succeed.

«From the highest levels of the Company including the board level, Uber makes an intentional decision to look the other way when hiring and supervising its executives, essentially letting them «run wild» so long as new business ventures continue to succeed and profits continue to roll in,» the suit reads.

In the United States and other developed nations, we have the means and the freedoms to start our own businesses, put our skills to work and to expect that our ventures will reasonably succeed.

I would rather have a successful business man who is obviously competent and has succeeded in every venture he applied who happens to be a Mormon rather than a sycophantic Islamic sympathizer where rumors are now abounding that he told the Egyptian Amassador that HE IS MUSLIM.

But as some of the quieter industry watchers predicted all along, print and digital finally seem to be co-existing happily, due in large part to one thing that makes all business ventures succeed: healthy competition.

The international initiative aims to connect successful entrepreneurs with young people to help give them tips on how to succeed in starting their own business ventures.

Insights and resources to help any size company succeed in international trade and business, including export market development, international joint ventures and management of foreign operations.

Many investors are lured by the promise of getting in on the next hot start - up, but most new businesses fail; if they do succeed, early micro-investors stand a good chance of being diluted out when real venture capital comes in.