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How to protect your Intellectual Property – Patents
A Patent is a set of exclusive rights granted by the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) or another internationally recognized organization to an inventor or assignee for an invention, product or process that provides a solution to a specific technological problem.
Your Partnership Will Fail! – Part 1
How to protect yourself and your business startup when the partnership falls apart.
5 Steps from Concept to Startup
The process from Concept to Startup is not as confusing as you may think!
7 Steps to Assess Your Concept’s Competitive Environment
Assessing the competitive environment allows you to determine if your idea is truly unique.
8 Board Resolutions to Address While Establishing A Startup
Board resolutions are numerous issues to address as one creates and establishes a new company.
4 Reasons to Consider Key Person Insurance
The reality of life when it comes to business partnerships, and what’s at stake if your key man is removed from the company.
14 Startup Risks Entrepreneurs Should Consider When Launching their Startup
Starting a scalable company is a daunting task. This will challenge even the most experienced management team. The team’s success requires a complete understanding of the issues and risks it faces in its quest to succeed.
How to Protect Your Intellectual Property Using Patents [Infographic]
Patents ensure innovators and entrepreneurs that no one can legally “steal” your idea. So, what kind of patent do you need? Where do you begin?
5 Ways to Kickstart Your Concept Into a Startup
Entrepreneurs tend to be action oriented with an urgency to “get it done” and see progress. However, we often fail to take the initial steps necessary to assess the idea and the market.