Eyal Lifshitz
Founder and CEO of BlueVine
Eyal Lifshitz is the founder and CEO of BlueVine, a Palo Alto-based company that gives small businesses advances on their outstanding invoices. As a third generation small-business entrepreneur, he is passionate about helping small businesses grow and prosper. Before BlueVine, Eyal was a principal at Greylock IL, Greylock Partners’ dedicated fund for Israel and Europe. At Greylock, Eyal was involved in investing over $100 million in capital in start-up companies. Earlier in his career, he was a consultant at McKinsey & Company and an engineer at Texas Instruments. Eyal currently lives in Palo Alto, California with his wife and two kids. He holds an MBA with high honors from the University of Chicago, where he was a Carlton Fellow.
Take It From The Pros
Confidence, Humility and the Effective CEO.
Confidence enables you to act when things are uncertain. Humility enables you to correct when you've made the wrong move.
Milestones
Your First $1 Million: How to Prepare For a Business Milestone
As your business grows bigger, be ready to make the transition from entrepreneur to CEO.
Alternative Financing
Online Small-Business Lending Is Set to Bounce Back
This year, expect a more diversified approach and better user experience to help fintech recover from a downbeat 2016.
Alternative Financing
'Factoring' Family Into Account
A third-generation entrepreneur founds a fintech startup that would have made his father's small-business journey less stressful.
Run a Better Business
The Power of Personal Touch Leadership
Management is not about strategy, it's about execution. Every action should be taken with a personal touch.
Run a Better Business
3 Rules About Cash Flow That First-Time Business Owners Need to Know
First off, be proactive. The best time to think about cash flow is before you have a need.
Legal Issues
5 Legal Tips for Small Businesses and Startups
Don't let legal requirements slow you down.
Borrowing Money
4 Reasons Why Borrowing Money Is Usually Better Than Giving Up Equity
Lots of people dread debt, but when you do the numbers, it's often the smarter move.
Small Business Financing
Avoid These 5 Common Small-Business Financing Mistakes
Between the hidden fees, overlooked costs and simple misconceptions about true costs, borrowing money is a good place to look for ways to save money.
