Category: BUSINESS

9 useful start-up blogs on marketing, sales and financing

LSBC prepared for you a selection of useful English-language start-up blogs for the founders and leaders of young teams. The list included websites about marketing, investing, and other areas (Process Street data).

1.Both Sides of the Table
Blog on Medium, which is lead by an experienced investor from Silicon Valley Mark Saster. Saster pays much attention to company strategies and what start-ups can learn from projects that are now on hearing.

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Behind the construction of personal branding

Visibility in our company

visibility for your company. Any business school will tell us that marketing is the first step and one of the pillars of business strategy. >

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The restauration of the future will be digital

Digital Evolution in the catering sector

The 1980s marked the beginning of the introduction of personal computers in companies. A phenomenon that improved the productivity of employess and increased the turnover of those businesses that adopted this technology. In contrast, the catering sector took the longest to enter the new digital universe. It was not until the late 1990s that restaurants took advantage of the new opportunities present on the Internet.

Consequently, since the launch of Iphone and the launch of smartphones, the sector’s digitalisation has not stopped growing.

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Business from scratch. 10 steps of a beginner businessman.

Many people dream of their business. At the same time, the reasons why people decide to open their own business are different for everyone. For some, this is an opportunity to realize oneself, for others it is a way to earn money and be independent, for the third – this is the withdrawal from unemployment. Desire, this is just the beginning. And what to do next? With what to begin, to whom to go? LSBC prepared for you 10 steps of a beginner businessman.

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7 rules on how to build a team in a beginner startup

A key element in the success of your business is the team. Each member of the team must be carefully approved, especially if you are just starting your business. LSBC has formulated its 7 rules on how to build a team in a beginner startup.
1. If you are just starting a business, do not look for the “first circle” of people on recruiting resources.
People should come to you, whose motivation now is NOT to find a new job, but to work for you, believing in your product and making it a billion-dollar business.

2. The core of the project (key people making key strategic decisions) should be no more than 5 people.
Remember, the more key people, the longer any decisions are made, because you need to listen to everyone and, as a result, agree on a common vision.

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How to start a business!? 5 Tips for the startup Maker

The startup is a hard and difficult activity, but at the same time, it is the biggest drive in life. LSBC has formulated its 5 rules, allowing you to go through this complicated path in an easier way.

1.Test yourself and the investor for compatibility
Money is an important thing, but be careful with them and choose the right source. Since most business angels and funds will take your company shares from you. Therefore, it is better to love your angel or fund.

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Best European cities for bankers fleeing Brexit

London’s future as Europe’s main financial centre is uncertain. Brexit threatens to strip the UK of its financial passport, which allows firms to use Britain as a springboard to operate across Europe.

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Visit to SES from Slovenian delegation

Space Technologies: New opportunities for Collaboration

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Xavier Buck, the founder of Eurodns.com and Datacenter discusses chall ...

(News in French) Nous avons demandé à Xavier Buck quels étaient, selon lui, les défis du secteur ICT luxembourgeois pour l’année 2017.  – Par ITnation

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Instilling The Spirit Of Innovation At ING

Erik Jacquemart is responsible for monitoring the strategic plan at ING Luxembourg and as such, he is also the “Chief Innovation Officer”. How does a bank with 35 million customers and operations in 40 countries manage to remain at the forefront of technology? What can an accelerator program such as ING FinTech Village bring to the bank?

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