Some interesting links we found across the web this week:
Congratulations, Your Startup Is Profitable! Now
What?
Becoming cashflow positive can be exciting and emboldening. This
article shares some useful tips on how to manage your new
opportunities, including advice on allocating and spending funds,
raising capital in the future, and maintaining a healthy balance
sheet as you continue to grow.
Markets are strong, but big startup M&A deals
just aren't happening
Wondering why you haven't read about lots of tech mergers and
acquisitions lately? TechCrunch examines the current state
of play, and points to late-stage fundraising and a more appealing
IPO process as alternative avenues that some companies are
exploring instead.
What Good Managers Need to Know Before Talking
Salary With Employees
Conversations regarding pay can be difficult for both the
manager and the employee, especially when there is confusion,
surprise, or the appearance of inequity involved. Find some helpful
advice to prepare for these discussions here.
How
CEOs Can Work with an Active Board
Across companies of different sizes and sectors, boards have
become more active and more critical of management and performance.
Harvard Business Review sets out strategies for more
effective communication and relationship development with board
members, both individually and collectively.
5 Red Flags That Inexperienced Entrepreneurs Must
Avoid To Attract Investors
Today, investors are taking a closer look at the books and records
of startups before funding. Appear more professional, organized and
knowledgeable about your company with the help of suggested
software programs and industry research described in this
article.
Links compiled by Cara Fonseca.
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