Startup Advisory Clinic

With the recent discussion on gender equality in business, these women founders open up on their startup journey and their perspectives on the issue.

Although it seems fair, having all founders in a startup own equal shares is more detrimental to the startup than meets the eye.

When members leave your startup and take valuable intellectual property with them, it’s time to think about IP. Trina Ha from IPOS answers your questions.

Many founders jump into building a startup without considering important legal issues, but these never seem to be a problem until they actually become one.

The spark and honeymoon period have gone away and reality has sunk in. Here are the signs entrepreneurs may be wavering and when it’s time to let go.

For investors, they look for the next big win. A startup with limited growth potential will not be high on their list for consideration.

“Do I trust you with my money?”

Some argue that skills picked up in military training cannot be applied in corporate life. These army officers-turned-entrepreneurs think otherwise.

Emotions can run high when informing parents of the decision to start up. Here’s how to keep the situation under control.

Respecting introductions, the cost of reputation capital, and remembering the importance of gratitude.