18 months ago, I had never heard of a ‘hackathon’. Like most I related the word ‘hack’ to a spotty teenager gaining access to other peoples’ computers without their permission. The common reaction to telling people you… read more
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| March 28, 2013
A Heartfelt Update from the HUB Moscow team
The four HUB Moscow founders are at the characteristic startup stage: poor, sleep-deprived, but restless with energy and burning through endless to-do lists. We just had our first major event, a small community launch at the Russian… read more
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| March 22, 2013
Connect, Learn, Share
Jen Hunter is an entrepreneur, teacher, and longtime Hubber. From seeing a need for the HUB, to witnessing its launch, and taking an active role as a member, she has had a close connection with our community…. read more
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| March 14, 2013
10 misunderstandings of setting up your venture
After minding assumptions when filling in your business model canvas, we hereby like to share another list of 10.
A checklist of misunderstandings, which helps to know which exit (right or left) you should or shouldn’t take…. read more
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| March 4, 2013
Tech for Good Challenge
The Tech for Good Challenge is looking to invest £500,000 together with mentoring, nurturing and support in 10 early stage tech social ventures that will significantly improve the life chances of young people
We are looking for… read more
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| February 26, 2013
The 10 hidden costs of entrepreneurship
Another week, another post, warming you up to what you can expect when taking part in the 60 Day Challenge. This consists not only of a one day Fuel-up crash course, but also of the full 60… read more
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| February 22, 2013
Money is Never Enough- The Case of Social Entrepreneurship in Latin America
By Leticia M. Jáuregui Casanueva. Article taken from Stanford Social Innovation. Published Spring 2013.
Since the 1970s, microcredit has been considered a critical tool for poverty reduction and development. Muhammad Yunus even considers access to credit a… read more