From starting up to scaling up, getting your team right to finding the funding you need: what’s it really like to run your own business? Industry experts provide guidance and successful founders of ventures reveal the highs and lows of the entrepreneurial journey in this series for Think at London Business School.
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From starting up to scaling up, getting your team right to finding the funding you need: what’s it really like to run your own business? Industry experts provide guidance and successful founders of ventures reveal the highs and lows of the entrepreneurial journey in this series for Think at London Business School.
Lessons learned - What I wish I knew 12 months ago
Entrepreneurship Now
46 minutes
2 years ago
Lessons learned - What I wish I knew 12 months ago
Hindsight is an incredibly powerful thing. How many of us still cringe at something we’ve said or regret ever hitting ‘send’ on a certain e-mail? We’ve all made mistakes – although not necessarily at the same level and with the same impact.
Mistakes are all part of learning in any business. Three start-up founders looked back at what happened in the past year and joined us to share their experiences and learnings. Hear what happened to them and how you can avoid it happening to you.
Featuring:
Rosie Bailey SLN2019, Co-founder and CEO of Nibble, an AI chatbot with a sense of humour.
Pedro Cabrero MIFFT2019, Co-founder and CFO of Yayzy, an app that helps you track your personal carbon footprint and reduce and compensate your impact on the planet.
Nasi Rwigema MBA2020, Founder of Umwuga, a social network for tradespeople and service industry workers.
About the series:
This talk is part of the Entrepreneur's Journey series hosted by the Institute of Entrepreneurship and Private Capital at London Business School. The programme is uniquely packaged to take would-be student entrepreneurs through each stage the process, from deciding whether to pursue an entrepreneurial career path, through to implementation of their aspirations and towards taking their business to the next level. Visit www.london.edu/ejs to see more.
Entrepreneurship Now
From starting up to scaling up, getting your team right to finding the funding you need: what’s it really like to run your own business? Industry experts provide guidance and successful founders of ventures reveal the highs and lows of the entrepreneurial journey in this series for Think at London Business School.
