- Genre:business & economics
- Sub-genre:Entrepreneurship
- Language:English
- Pages:244
- eBook ISBN:9798350930351
- Paperback ISBN:9798350930344
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A clear and practical guide for academics who want to start a business based on their research.
This book covers the critical stages of a startup's lifecycle, from identifying market opportunities to developing strategies, creating compelling narratives, and securing funding.
It uses real-world case studies and practical tips to help readers navigate the challenges of launching and scaling an academic startup. Whether you're a new founder or an experienced entrepreneur, this book will give you the insights and inspiration you need to succeed.
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Eureka to Market: A Guide for Academic Entrepreneurs is a clear, practical guide that takes readers from academic labs to the world of business—from the eureka moment of conceiving a novel concept to translating it into a successful product. It's an invaluable tool for academics who want to navigate the process of starting a venture based on their research and turn it into a viable business.
Starting with a discussion of the academic world and its evolution, where many startups take root, the book walks through the critical stages of a startup's lifecycle. While it encompasses the relevant theories, the primary goal is to demonstrate their application in real-world settings. The book uses tangible case studies that illuminate important startup principles in action. Readers will learn how to spot market opportunities, create effective go-to-market strategies, and build a strong team. They'll also find guidance on securing funding, crafting a compelling pitch, and ways to scale their venture.
The book doesn't stop at guiding startups through the initial launch and the challenging passage often referred to as the "valley of death." It also casts an eye towards the future, discussing trends, opportunities, and challenges that are typical for academic startups. Equipped with practical tips and insights, readers will be prepared to put their newly acquired knowledge into action, paving their path towards entrepreneurial success.
In the concluding epilogue, the author ties together the key lessons and offers a thoughtful exploration of the emerging world of academic startups and their consequential impact on society.
Whether you're an academic wanting to bring your research to market, a new founder, or an experienced entrepreneur interested in exploring the interplay between academia and entrepreneurship, this book provides clear insights and inspiration. It's more than a guide—it's your invitation to be part of the future of academic startups.
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