Julie Meyer: business advice on running an SME in the recession
By Rebecca Burn-Callander, published 1 year ago in Leadership.
Online Dragon and founder of Ariadne Capital Julie Meyer tells Real Business why the recession is a great time to start up a business and what makes an entrepreneur attractive to investors. Check out her comments from the Entrepreneurs' Summit 2009.
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"Why is a recession a great time to start a business?" asks Meyer. "There's less competition. And you can get great people for less money."
Speaking at the Real Business Entrepreneurs' Summit earlier this year, Julie Meyer, who heads up consultancy firm Ariadne Capital, shares her tips for entrepreneurs on surviving the downturn, raising investment and the benefits of building an international firm.
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Are you balking at taking your business global. Meyer provides advice for skittish entrepreneurs on why it is imperative to take your business international, even during a recession.
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