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After starting five different companies, I found these are the fundamentals to startup success -- every time.

Seeking advice is great, but conflicting opinions can leave a founder's head spinning. Here's how to manage mentors.

As the founder and CEO of The Honey Pot, Beatrice Dixon has been the target of racism. But she's found a way to see opportunity in difficult times and embrace her own power.

Join Tara Sabre, social entrepreneur in residence at Said Business School, Oxford University, as she discusses the challenges facing minority founders, and offers tips and resources to help during this journey.

Entrepreneurs often bring on partners to bridge gaps in their knowledge, share the burden of decision-making and offer emotional support in challenging times.

Whether you are in search of a single advisor or building an advisory board, different professionals can strategically elevate your business. Right now just might be the time to find them.

The advice that makes your feed personable and engaging.

It was a big risk, but it may have saved her business.

One U.S. university leads the pack.

Sometimes the best thing your business is to take on a different role.

Does your partnership outline include everything you need?

From our October/November issue, these powerful women are making their mark on business (and history).

We're looking at you, Elon Musk and Brandon Truaxe.

Instagram's founders are leaving Facebook. Here's what happened to other entrepreneurs who sold their companies to the social media giant.

All tech founders embody at least one of the following personas.

Everything they do is possible for you.

These founders turned wanderlust into wherewithal and became their own bosses.

As Steve Jobs and Jeff Bezos found, success comes when you turn your business into a reflection of your values.

Celebrate these women for overcoming the odds but never quit demanding a level playing field.

The fact that everybody knows the same few hugely successful founder/CEOs indicates how few founders succeed big-time as CEO of their own company.

Unique businesses die from ordinary mistakes every day. Quit thinking you're exempt.