Entrepreneurs. Start-up companies. Joint ventures. High tech. Lawyers? The people driving growth of small businesses today often share common characteristics: they’re creative, visionary, optimistic, and goal-oriented. They move fast and get things done. They dislike formality, red tape and lots of documentation. These common traits may explain why entrepreneurs too often fail toGo to Resource
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As the economic recovery begins to take shape, a significant number of new businesses will be started in Colorado. Some of these businesses will be started by experienced entrepreneurs while others will be started by “first timers” eager for a career change or an opportunity to pursue a new challenge. Regardless of yourGo to Resource
In many ways starting a new business venture is the functional equivalent of a marriage between business partners. In a recent article, Valerie Khoo outlines the Perils of Business Partnerships and discusses the following seven stages for consideration when contemplating a potential business partnership: Stage 1: Pre-Marriage Counseling. This is the preliminary stageGo to Resource
In Colorado, the most common entities for new businesses are the sole proprietorship, general partnership, limited partnership, limited liability company; and corporation. When considering which structure is right for your new business you should consider the following factors: (i) the extent owners are protected from personal liability; (ii) your desired management structure; (iii)Go to Resource