September 26, 2016
Business partnerships are easy to begin, tough to maintain. (Equally tough is finding a webcam freeze frame that doesn’t make me look downright goofy). In this video, I’m interviewed by Phil Simon, technology expert, management consultant, and author of the recently-released The Age of the Platform (his 4th book). We cover a range of business partnership issues including: What prompted me to write The Entrepreneurs Prenup Three main areas that entrepreneurs tend to overlook when they start their business partnerships The importance of evaluating exit strategy, and “is this business worth it for me?” Why you don’t want to discount your desired lifestyle as a factor when forming your business partnerships Any other factors on business business partnerships we should have addressed? Comment below! Phil Simon Interviews Nina Kaufman from Phil Simon on Vimeo. Want to learn more about Kaufman Business Law? This is the video to watch. Watch our Video
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