entrepreneurs

Working at Zone4 means working closely with a small team of passionate, dedicated, and slightly crazy entrepreneurs.

But if you're looking for software entrepreneurs who are coming free, it might mean people who sold 2 or 3 years ago, depending on the business.

Slice was founded by Stanford GSB entrepreneurs who have built, sold, and taken multiple companies public.

There are quite a few examples of entrepreneurs who were able to make it because they were not starving to death.

If you like working at scale, to make improvements in the lives of entrepreneurs, there's plenty for us to get done together.

UpCounsel is working with thousands of entrepreneurs and companies to increase the quality and speed of legal services, while dramatically reducing costs.

We're a London (UK) based startup that includes ex MIT researchers, PhDs, and successful serial entrepreneurs, all with 10+ years industry experience.

I think by talking about successes entrepreneurs paint an inaccurate picture that gives other entrepreneurs a false hope that they can also get lucky and become successful without too many setbacks.

Here we have out monthly drinks and other activities with the ICT-Kring Delft (society with about 140 ICT entrepreneurs).

My friend and I spent about a month developing it as a tool for entrepreneurs to help refine their pitch.

We have built a network of local entrepreneurs in Zambia and Malawi that manage 1000 retail locations providing services to over 400,000 consumers every month.

- Our founding team is B2B serial entrepreneurs who have done it before, so there's a healthy culture.

Is anyone surprised that "tenacity is a key attribute in successful entrepreneurs"?

Over the next decade, you’ll see some of these entrepreneurs create companies at YC that rival Airbnb’s social (and financial) impact." -> That's very nice, but it has nothing substantial to back it up!