From TedTalks on YouTube, Sir Ken Robinson makes an entertaining and profoundly moving case for creating an education system that nurtures (rather than undermines) creativity. Watch and comment! [20 minutes]
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Posts for consideration and discussion in MGT 482/582 "New Venture Development." A living textbook for learning.
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- Sir Ken Robinson: Do Schools Kill Creativity?
- Patents
- Venture Leasing
- Mir Imran on Market and Company Size
- Randy Komisar on the "Deferred Life" Plan
- Randy Komisar on the TiVo Transformation
- Guy Kawasaki on the Importance of a Good Presentation
- Ashwin Navin on Founding Teams
- Sue Decker on Yahoo's "Merger" with Microsoft
- Dominick Orr on Working with and Making Decisions ...
- Dominick Orr on Challenges in Cracking Big Markets
- Edgar Bronfman Jr on the Three Facets of Business
- Using Agents to Help Raise Money
- Jason Green on Option Pools
- Tom Friel on How to Attract Great Talent
- David Frankel: What to Expect and Avoid in Term Sh...
- David Frankel: Advice on Term Sheets
- Judy Estrin on the Benefits of Constructive Failure
- Jason Green on Choosing a Venture Partner
- Vinod Khosla on Problem-Solving
- Buying and Selling Small Business
- Patents. What are the steps to filing for a paten...
- Franchising: Who Does it Really Benefit?
- Protecting a trademark. How do you protect your t...
- Problem-Solving Paradigm
- Accredited Investors: Who they are and the require...
- Protecting Trademarks
- Protecting Trademarks and Service Marks
- Filing for a patent
- Venture Capital
- Patents
- Steps to File for a Patent
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About Me
- Craig Armstrong
- I am an Associate Professor of Management at the University of Alabama. I use these postings as teaching tools with my students and to share my interests in entrepreneurship and strategic management topics with others.
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