Investable companies don’t occur by accident. In fact, the opposite may be true; many companies may accidentally become un-investable.

At its core, entrepreneurship is about the monetization of an idea. That idea emanates from the process of identifying a problem that someone or some business faces and finding a solution. That idea is the very heart and soul of your start-up.

There are many ways for a startup to fail. Some factors, like regulatory changes or input cost increases, are beyond the founder’s control. However, there are three significant actions that entrepreneurs are often guilty of that can kill your company as fast as anything.

The coastal town of Wilmington has a long and proud history of strengthening the economy of North Carolina as a port city.

Originally founded as a hub for the major railroads, its location has attracted a number of manufacturing, financial and healthcare companies to Florence, SC.

Augusta is a small city on the Kennebec River with big potential for incoming entrepreneurs.

Juneau is the second-largest city by area in the USA with a strong tourism and fishing industry. Entrepreneurs are moving in and taking advantage of its beautiful scenery and budding opportunities.

The most important factor is a buzz word heard in every industry – diversity. So why is it the MOST important factor for creating an advisory board? And how does it resolve issues for entrepreneurs?

The natural gas boom turned Jackson into a cultural and financial hub in the state of Mississippi and the Deep South.

“The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place.”– George Bernard Shaw