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Dewey Decimal Number: 338
EAN num: 9780595267514
ISBN number: 0595267513
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Page Count: 233
Printing Date: March 11, 2003
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Release Date: March 11, 2003
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In the United States there are 19 million entrepreneurs, many of whom repeatedly launch business after business in an endeavor to succeed. Intense competition and limited availability of venture capital makes the monumental task of starting a high tech business even more challenging today. Leveraging the Horizon provides a solution.
Serial entrepreneur and active angel investor Ed Addison shows readers how to envision and execute revolutionary new ideas to get the best talent, form breakthrough products and businesses, attract capital, and ultimately displace incumbents. The book explains a philosophy-leveraging the horizon-and demonstrates why this philosophy is essential to the sucess of any venture.
The engineer-turned-entrepreneur shows by example that sucess can be achieved through desire, planning and execution-not luck. He is the founder of ConQuest Software, which he sold to Excalibur Technologies in 1995 for $33 million, and Powerize.com, which merged with Hoover's Ltd. in 2000 for $22 million. He has valuable insight to share and presents it in an informative, inspiring and captivating manner.
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This book is an amalgam of the author's experience as a serial high tech entrepreneur and good business common sense. It provides a compendium of advice that one cannot find in more traditional business books and texts. It is for those who are thinking about starting a company -- especially, but not necessarily, a high tech company -- and are not certain what to do subsequent or first. It addresses the "seed stage" of a new venture, primarily before venture capital is raised, when the team is very first being assebled and the vision and product are very first being formed. A must read for the very first time high tech entrepreneur...
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