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Valuing a startup in the industrial machinery sector can be a challenging task. Unlike tech startups or service-based businesses, industrial machinery startups often have unique complexities and considerations that must be taken into account. From assessing the market potential to evaluating the technology and intellectual property, there are various strategies that investors and entrepreneurs can employContinueContinue reading “Strategies for Startup Valuation in Commercial and Industrial Machinery”

Image Created with Microsoft Designer Successfully scaling a fledgling business is a crucial and challenging phase for any entrepreneur. As your business expands, it is essential to carefully manage the transition to ensure the company’s continued success over the long term. Michael D. Levitt, Chief Burnout Officer of the Breakfast Leadership Network and an expertContinueContinue reading “Scaling Your Business: How to Identify and Overcome Growth Barriers”

Image Created via Microsoft Designer Nestled on the coast of North Carolina, Camp LeJeune has been more than just a military base; it’s a page in history that many wish could be rewritten. For decades, the water at Camp LeJeune was contaminated, affecting countless lives of service members and their families. Now, as the stories unfoldContinueContinue reading “Lawsuit for Camp LeJeune – Know Your Rights, Protect You”

Collaboration requires a willingness of two or more people to work together to develop creative, win-win solutions. It requires trust and openness.    Where is the fine line between doing too much collaboration and needing more collaboration?   Too much collaboration Some leaders overdo it. They collaborate on every problem and issue that arises. This results inContinueContinue reading “How much time do you spend in collaboration?”

We knew there would be a corruption scandal around the Paris Olympics when the city was selected in 2017. This is not a jab on Paris. It happens with every Olympic event. We also know that sales professionals who are paid only on commissions and required to meet unreasonable targets are almost certain to cheatContinueContinue reading “We should have seen it coming”