Global Business
Do Entrepreneurs get paid to Think or Act?
There is always this debate and so got the author of "You get paid to think "to debate this topic with us in this episode. Listen Now
Global Business
What do you remember - not the long messages and numbers - we only remember stories. Stories are a way to build brands. Paul Singh talks with Rajesh Setty; who has written 16 books and has been teaching this skill to entrepreneurs for the last 10 years. Listen Now
Global Business
Listen to our guest Alexandra Sasha Johnson, who is an entrepreneur, investor and thought leader in entrepreneurship in Eastern Europe and Russia in discussions with our co-host Paul Singh about the issues of entrepreneurship in general and the specific challenges faced by founders of tech companies from Eastern Europe and Russia. Listen Now
Global Business
Listen to the host for the episode Paul Singh in discussions with Naeem Zafar to provide a perspective from a Startup CEO doing business globally and the challenges and opportunities he is facing. Listen Now
Global Business
Listen to our host for the episode R. Paul Singh in discussions with Jessica Hasson about how the field of public relations has changed and how startups can use it to grow their business globally. Listen Now
Global Business
In the age of the Internet, startups are born global and find customers everywhere irrespective of their origin country. Listen Now
Global Business
Digitization is now no more an option, but a necessity for survival. In the current Digital Age, general life is getting digitized at an amazing pace and all our day to day activities are knowingly or unknowingly getting digital around us and we are the beneficiaries. Listen Now
Global Business
The nature of entrepreneurship has shifted dramatically. In the Industrial era, mostly companies would build their business first in the domestic markets and then expand globally. Listen Now
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