Start-up expert Rebekah Iliff says the key to finding an ideal partner or co-founder is first understanding your own strengths and future desires.

Joining forces with key individuals and organizations on campus can quickly accelerate your startup.

Venture capitalist, author and professor Peter S. Cohan answer readers’ top questions about entrepreneurship.

Most people know that each of us processes information in different ways.  Some people are auditory learners, for instance, while most are more visual.  Well, if you're someone who likes your information visual, have we got a treat for you! …

Being a triplet, with two highly competitive siblings, I've had my fair share of sibling rivalry. Though sibling rivalry is a term most often associated with children — young brothers and sisters struggling for their parents’ attention, rivalry may continue …

Who you work with is just as important as the work you do. While many young entrepreneurs fly solo, some of us choose to run our businesses with partners. As the Vice President and COO of AKT Enterprises, I have …

Starting your business, especially the first one, is like starting a new life. If you are sure of what you want to achieve, you would soon find yourself thinking and talking about your startup all the time, as if you …

There are a number of reasons to bring a partner into your business.  You might need a certain expertise, you might need funding, or maybe you just don't want to go it alone.  Whatever your reasons, bringing in a partner …

Every new business goes through phases, some representing expansion (hopefully, often) and some contraction and as these phases unfold your business can fluctuate in size and require different resources. Sometimes, the business will get to a certain plateau and seem …