Building Ventures:
the Builder's Handbook
Bulk-creating Valuable Startups in High-focused Verticals.
It's a radically simple idea: startups need corporations and corporations need startups. Together they are more capable of innovating than separately. That is what venture building is all about.
Building Ventures: the Builder's Handbook is a manual for venture building. It's a blueprint to aid managers of venture builders to revolutionize the landscape of startup creation. This handbook dives into the art and science of systematically constructing successful businesses within the dynamic and demanding realms of venture builders.
From the foundational principles of venture building to the nuanced art of guiding a startup through its growth phases, Building Ventures covers it all. The book is structured to provide knowledge and concrete resources. It's peppered with practical advice, real-world examples, and thought-provoking scenarios that bring the concepts to life.
But it's not all about the tools and tactics. This handbook delves deep into the ethos of entrepreneurship within a venture builder context. It addresses the philosophy of entrepreneurship, from maintaining focus and embracing collaboration to mastering the delicate art of pivoting.
Whether you are starting your first venture builder or are a seasoned venture builder, Building Ventures: Builder's Handbook promises to be a transformative read. It's not just a manual; it's a catalyst for innovation, a guidebook for creating value, and a source of inspiration that will push you to rethink the way startups are conceived, nurtured, and grown.
In a world where startup creation is as much about creativity as it is about processes, this book stands as a testament to the power of structured entrepreneurship. It's an invitation to join the ranks of those who don't just dream but do, who don't just think but act, and who turn the fertile grounds of ideas into thriving business realities.
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Copyright 2019, Taig Mac Carthy, MNI Publishing LLC. All rights reserved.
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