Here are 10 facts that help in the success of start-ups, according to a Harvard study:
1-Serial entrepreneurs are more likely to build successful startups than first time entrepreneurs.
2-Who is more likely to get a VC's check; a founder who failed at their last venture or a founder who succeeded? If it's the same VC firm, the failed entrepreneur.
3-Is running a successful venture skill, luck or timing? Successful entrepreneurs are skilled at timing the market.
4-Success breed success.
5-Are companies that are funded by top-tier VC firms more likely to succeed? yes in general.
6- If a startup's founder has been successful before, how important is the VC? If a startup is founded by previously successful entrepreneurs, then the VC firm doesn't really matter.
7-Where do most entrepreneurs get their ideas from? From former employers.
8-Will VCs give the same entrepreneur funding on their next venture? Not usually. The same venture capital firm that funded you before probably won't give you money again.
9-Who closes VC funding faster, a serial entrepreneurs or a new founder? Serial entrepreneurs receive venture capital faster than first-time entrepreneurs.
10-Who receives a higher initial valuation, seasoned entrepreneurs or new ones? New entrepreneurs.
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/why-some-startups-succeed-and-others-fail-10-fascinating-harvard-findings-2012-1?nr_email_referer=1&utm_source=Triggermail&utm_medium=email&utm_term=SAI%20Select&utm_campaign=SAI%20Select%20Mondays%202012-01-23#do-serial-entrepreneurs-have-a-leg-up-on-first-time-entrepreneurs-1#ixzz1kIrfLUym
Louis Rhéaume
Infocom intelligence
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Twitter: @InfocomAnalysis
A blog on the convergence of info-communications industries: communications, computing, electronics, entertainment, publications and education. Strategic, technological and financial analysis. English and French blog. Cette chronique traite de l’évolution des industries de l’information et des communications et couvre des aspects stratégiques, technologiques et financiers, comme l’économie du savoir et de l’innovation. L’auteur est Associé principal de Infocom Intelligence.
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