David Kong discusses his transition from Finance to Entrepreneurship and the process of building a supply chain for a product with exclusive features, such as thin, and handcrafted glasses. He …
The Value Creators Podcast Episode #7. Hermann Simon: Hidden Champions Of Value Creation
The vast majority of businesses – the very backbone of the economic system – are derogatorily defined as small and medium enterprises by government statisticians. A better mental model is that they …
208. Melissa Swift: Human Action To Build A Powerhouse Workplace
What can economics tell us about designing fulfilling jobs and productive workplaces? Quite a lot if we apply the economics of subjective value and empathy. Melissa Swift is the author of Work Here …
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188. Jordan Lams on Finding and Patiently Developing Your Entrepreneurial Focus
We define entrepreneurship in terms of people working creatively to make others’ lives better. That’s a very broad statement, of course, so it’s instructive to observe how individual entrepreneurs …
186. Jared Wall: How a Courageous Entrepreneur Enters a Formative Market
How do new markets form? When consumers change their tastes and preferences and behaviors, how are the markets to serve them activated? The markets don’t yet exist — entrepreneurial action is required …
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185. Jessica Fialkovich On The Business Of Selling Businesses
Every business should have an exit plan in mind from Day 1. Why? Because it’s impossible to control the timing of an exit or the changes in circumstances that might precipitate it. Venture capitalists …
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