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Mastering your Entrepreneurial Journey

Andreas Kuckertz, Thomas Leicht, Maximilian Scheu, Indra da Silva Wagner, Bernd Ebersberger

  • 147 pages
  • 1.4 MB
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A structured guide that walks readers from initial vision to launching a venture, covering ideation, opportunity assessment, financing, and team building. Designed as a university textbook with practical exercises.

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