This book serves as an introduction to nonprofit business ventures, with explanations of the basic terminology and a summary of the key issues that boards should consider before authorizing their ...

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This playbook reveals four actionable strategies for founders to protect and maximize the value of international investments, turning potential financial vulnerability into a competitive advantage.

Starting a business is both exciting and terrifying. If you’re giving up the security of a regular paycheck, it can be nerve-racking. Not only will you be investing your savings into the venture, but ...