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‘Don’t underestimate the power of your network’
‘We’ve survived this crisis thanks to opportunities our network made possible’
By Marc Jacobs, Jeff Skinner
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The #LBSResilientFounders series draws on the experiences of founders who have seen - and survived - sudden shocks that threatened to sink their ventures. We learn how they adapted - and what they wish they had done - to save their business, preserve their own well-being and position themselves to take advantage of post-crisis opportunities.
Think at London Business School
‘We’ve survived this crisis thanks to opportunities our network made possible’
By Marc Jacobs, Jeff Skinner
Think at London Business School
Serial investor and Lovefilm co-founder Saul Klein says VC firms are sitting on 'unprecedented' amounts of cash and are keen to invest
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COVID-19 and global lockdowns have forced consumers to change their behaviour. Understanding the shift – and responding to it – is key
By Gary Dushnitsky, Dan Ziv
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Quick action is vital, but don't forget to be kind, says former London Business School Entrepreneur Mentor-in-Resident Neeta Patel
By London Business School
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Don't give up, former Alibaba COO Savio Kwan MSc09 (1976), urges entrepreneurs
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Cost efficiency is key to getting through a crisis, says edtech company founder George Sun MiF2001
By London Business School
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Paul Atherton MBA26(1989) tells founders that their lessons from this crisis will be the most valuable for their future lives
By London Business School
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From B2B to B2C: health drink entrepreneur Anna Szymanowska MBA2018 talks about the importance of pivoting
By London Business School
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Are investors averse to past failure when it comes to funding? Or can cues about an entrepreneur’s skill tip the odds?
By Gary Dushnitsky
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The most innovative companies embed experimentation in their strategy and extract maximum learning from their mistakes.
By Julian Birkinshaw, Kathy Brewis
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Taxpayers could be the ultimate winners from government support for ‘made-in-crisis’ startups through the right investment structures
By Luisa Alemany, Pawel Stach
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