School boards are sometimes criticized for blindly rubber-stamping budgets and purchasing proposals that district superintendents set in front of them. But as heated political battles overtake what once were mundane public meetings, school and district leaders are seeing a shift — one that has implications for how districts spend money. School board members are increasingly
When your shareholders have decided that it is the right time to put your business up for sale, it is very easy to say “great, let’s sell it to the buyer with the highest valuation”. But that would be a mistake. There are several other factors that go into finding the “right” buyer for your
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Skip to content About My Work I coach and mentor early-stage B2B entrepreneurs and startups, typically helping with:1) business growth (product/market fit, GTM, scaling sales & marketing)2) fundraising (story, strategy, approach)3) CEO/founder confidant (make sharper decisions, avoid pitfalls, it’s lonely at the top) My 30+ years cross-functional global experience includes 7 full-time startups, 50x growth
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Armed with some data from our friends at CrunchBase, I broke down the largest US startup funding rounds from March 2025. I have included some additional information such as industry, company description, round type, founders, and total equity funding raised to further the analysis. The TechWatch Media Group audience is driving progress and innovation on
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After more than a decade in the AI space, it’s clear that we’ve entered a fundamentally new phase — one where foundational models, open-source acceleration, and application-layer innovation are reshaping the rules of competition. The pace of change over the past two years has been unprecedented, and the assumptions that defined the “first wave” of
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Money moves fast, and if your bank account’s lagging, you’re toast. Cash advance apps are the new heroes, tossing you quick cash to cover bills, avoid overdraft fees, or just survive until payday. Now throw in Cash App—the slick, do-everything payment app—and you’ve got a financial setup that’s pure 2025. But here’s the catch: not
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Can a messy home really impact your productivity levels? As fewer of us commute to work, it’s important for leaders to know how your everyday environment impacts your emotional state. There is plenty of research that shows how working in a cluttered home has an enormous impact on productivity, because the clutter distracts us and
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18042025 Book Review, AI in Business and Corporations: How can corporate employees proactively build the skills needed to thrive in a job market increasingly shaped by AI and automation? What lessons can entrepreneurs learn from the real-world examples of companies successfully integrating AI into their business strategies? How can businesses mitigate the risks associated with
Home projects and repairs can be undeniably stressful. Between the unexpected costs, finding reliable contractors, and intransigent insurance agencies, a roof leak may have homeowners wondering if the dripping sound coming from the attic isn’t so bad after all. Fortunately, Joe Casalese, Chief Connections Officer and founder of RoofBids, understands the challenges and stress of
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Despite growing concerns around declining investment levels across the European startup ecosystem, a fresh wave of data highlights one sector that continues to defy gravity—artificial intelligence. This article draws on three recent studies that provide distinct but complementary views on the role of AI in Europe’s innovation landscape. Data from Dealroom analysed by Balderton Capital
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