Startup Investing: Success, Stamina and Serendipity
Startup Investing: Success, Stamina and Serendipity, the follow up book to Call a Business Angel, is a commonsense approach to start-up investing. Great ideas are common, but successful commercialisation is rare.
Start-up Investing provides the practical and proven business systems and practices you won’t learn in any course or program, 10 detailed case studies of start-up investment success and an overview of the multitude of CSIRO start-up successes (from Areoguard, Equivac® HeV vaccine, WindScape software, BARLEYmaxTM, plastic banknotes, ColoSTAT TM).
Combining 30 years of business, corporate and leadership experience with angel investing, Start-up Investing practical guides to building and investing in start-up businesses using proven tools, analysis and execution.
The book includes:
- Updates case studies from companies that have succeeded (NEXTDC, Rapid Phenotyping /Hone, SWOOP Analytics, Kinetic TCo, CriticalArc, Clarity Pharmaceuticals, Zedelef
- The traits and key enablers for commercial success
- Perspectives on commercialising a business venture from the viewpoint of an experienced angel investor, CEO and Non-Executive Director
$29.95 inc GST
Dr Eileen Doyle
Dr Eileen Doyle brings close to four decades of experience across executive leadership and board roles at some of Australia’s most prominent organisations. She has served as Chairman of PWCS, Deputy Chairman of the CSIRO, and held board positions at a range of ASX-listed companies.
She holds a PhD in Applied Statistics from the University of Newcastle and was a Fulbright Scholar at Columbia University.
A Foundation Fellow of the Australian Association of Angel Investors, Eileen is passionate about helping innovators turn great ideas into commercial reality — the driving force behind her book Call a Business Angel. Practical Funding and Commercial Advice for Start-ups, SMEs and Innovators.
Eileen is about to launch her second book, Start-up Investing. Success, Stamina and Serendipity.
Startup Investing: Success, Stamina and Serendipity, the follow up book to Call a Business Angel, is a commonsense approach to start-up investing. Great ideas are common, but successful commercialisation is rare.
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Startup Investing: Success, Stamina and Serendipity, the follow up book to Call a Business Angel, is a commonsense approach to start-up investing. Great ideas are common, but successful commercialisation is rare. Start-up Investing provides the practical and proven business systems and practices you won’t learn in any course or program, 10 detailed case studies of start-up investment success and an overview of the multitude of CSIRO start-up successes (from Areoguard, Equivac® HeV vaccine, WindScape software, BARLEYmaxTM, plastic banknotes, ColoSTAT TM).…
CHAPTERS
Recap on Angel Investing
This Chapter gives an overview of angel investing, the categories of players and their contributions to innovation success
Recap on Basic Business Management Tools
Basic business management – key elements and tools; short-term and long-term performance; a good understanding of your business environment and constancy of purpose.
Innovation from Start-Ups to Large Corporates
There is a need to promote both invention and innovation.
Success Traits and Key Enablers
Founders need to critically review what they can personally do and what others might do better than them. An overview of the characteristics a CEO needs to have.
Most are Not a First Time Success
Success gets built in layers, needs deep industry knowledge and a practiced set of skills.
Making It Happen
Once you are clear that your idea is genuinely market driven and refined your value
proposition, most effort needs to go into planning the details and working out the resources needed for execution.
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