North was recently quoted dropping some knowledge in the article, Real-Life Lessons From Shark Tank on Entrepreneur.com.
Here’s an excerpt:
Know when to pitch. Entrepreneurs with a well-developed product and proven financial success have the best luck with the “sharks,” says David Brody, a managing partner at the venture analysis firm North. “Nothing builds momentum like demonstrating [...]
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Real-Life Lessons From Shark Tank
Posted in Entrepreneurial Insights, Investor Insights, Things Heading South, tagged Angel investing, Entrepreneur, funding, money, north venture partners, raising capital, startup, Venture 360 Report, Venture Analysis on October 15, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Did Someone Say Scam?
Posted in Entrepreneurial Insights, Things Heading South, tagged consultants, raising capital, scam on February 13, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Okay, taking a break from ROTFLMAO about the $1M Pepsi logo, I wanted to put something out there that has been bugging me lately. Today’s business climate has degenerated into a world of scam paranoia. At some point the greater consumer psyche (if there is such a thing) has become super saturated with over the [...]
Branding You Can Believe In…Not So Much
Posted in Entrepreneurial Insights, Things Heading South, tagged Branding, marketing, pepsi, scam on February 11, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Pepsi, you just got Punk’d. Arnell Group, you just took the fizz out of branding.
Please excuse me while I go off on a rant. Last year, Pepsi hired Peter Arnell and his disciples to handle the redesign of their iconic red, white, and blue logo. The rumor is that Pepsi spent over $1 million on [...]






