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Risk identification in aviation is about systematically spotting anything that could cause harm before it leads to an incident, rather than waiting for something to go wrong. Early‑stage founders can borrow this discipline to find threats to their business model, operations, and people early, when they are possible and still easy to fix.   What “risk identification” means In aviation, risk identification starts with defining the system (aircraft, route, processes, people), th

In the high-stakes world of aviation, risk is ever-present and the margin for error is razor-thin. Every takeoff, landing, and decision...

Your Go-to-Market plan matters - really! Launching a startup is probably the most exhilarating and daunting challenge an entrepreneur can...

Combining a Threat Tolerability Matrix with Prof James Reason's "Swiss cheese" model can create a robust risk management framework for...

In the dynamic and often distracting environment of an early-stage venture, risks are everywhere. From achieving marketing and sales...

Launching a venture start-up can be exhilarating, fuelled by determination and vision. But navigating the start-up landscape can often...

When an entrepreneur accepts funding from a venture capital (VC) fund, they are entering into a relationship where they must not only...

A GTM strategy is a fundamental framework that defines how an early stage business will deliver its product or service to its target...

In the world of technology startups, particularly in SaaS businesses, achieving your Scale Solution is often the defining factor that...

Let's define what we mean by Alignment Alignment, in the context of entrepreneurship and angel investing, refers to the shared goals,...