Being an entrepreneur is hard. You quit your nice paying job with your awesome corner office to start something because your grandmother thought it was a good idea. Now you have a URL, a product and it actually might work. It’s time to become a company, get investors onboard with your idea and take it to market. These and many other issues must keep entrepreneurs up at night. I recently attended the Knife Capital and AngelHub run Find, Make, Grow and Realise at the University of Cape Town’s Graduate School of Business. The programme, which was launched last year, aims to promote the development of early-stage, high growth entrepreneurial activity in South Africa.
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