
As the economy teeters, columnist Jeff Dennis offers his top "Lessons from the Edge.”
Kara Aaserud talks to experts on Managing in a recession
Columnist Rick Spence holds forth on “How to get results”
There’s also the fourth and final instalment in the Advisory Board series that I co-authored with entrepreneur Greig Clark. This part is all Greig's: it's the story of how an advisory board he headed helped entrepreneur John Armstong build up his business and sell it for $25 million. I think every entrepreneur could use an advisory board, so if you haven't read any of this ground-breaking series yet, it's time you climbed, umm, aboard.
This issue also contains a fascinating Q&A with AIC investment legend Michael Lee-Chin. But it doesn't seem to be up on the Web yet, so maybe you should just buy the magazine.
I also wrote the cover story, on one of Canada’s smartest and most adventurous entrepreneurs, Bruce Poon Tip of G.A.P Adventures. He's survived a recession or two himself, and bounced back every time. I’ll let you know when the link is up.
1 comment:
I had an advisory board when I was working on my thesis.
It helped. Yes, entrepreneurs should find a board too. It could even be a board of peers.
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