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Private Equity Investors Are Expecting a Tsunami of Deals – How Long Will It Last?
A survey of private equity professionals reveals these investors are turning their attention away from putting out fires and back to closing deals. This is positive news for entrepreneurs who are looking for an exit.
Research, Plan and Strategize: The Fundamentals of Starting Out as an Entrepreneur
Being an entrepreneur is one of the most liberating choices you can make in your work life, but it's not one of the easiest.
A New Breed of Private Equity Investors Present More Exit Options Than Ever for Entrepreneurs
While traditional private equity investors invest three quarters of their capital in large companies, a new breed of investors are focusing on owner-led small businesses.
5 Tools to Help You Exit Your Digital Business
Preparing your business for sale can be hard. These tools can help you.
Are You a Small Business Owner or an Entrepreneur?
The fact is, all business owners are entrepreneurs.
3 Signs It's Time to Move on From Your Startup (and How to Get That Move Started)
You'd think you'd have your exit strategy planned 10 years in advance of a sale. Unfortunately, most founders don't.
After the Exit Ramp: Preparing for a Smooth Reentry Into the Workforce
Technology moves fast and people who have left jobs to raise children may be left behind. But there are ways to catch up.
Your Startup Is Dying -- Now What?
At a certain point, your best move is to admit defeat and move on.
Why You Should Resist the Allure of an Early Exit
Startups that are ready to become global brands don't have to settle -- they simply need to put their own plans first and build the future they see for themselves.
The NYC Bagel Shop That Blew Up Thanks to 'Shark Tank' Just Got Acquired for $34 Million
Bantam Bagels won funding from Lori Greiner to expand its business to retail.
Even If You Don't Plan to IPO, You Should Run Your Business Like a Public Company
Any startup can learn from how Spotify, Dropbox and Uber prepared to go public.
They Were Acquired ... and Then the Buyer Went Bust
The apparel startup Richer Poorer thought it had found the perfect deal, but then everything went wrong.
