What are the top few qualities that propel entrepreneurs to success in this era of intense competition, globalization, innovation, and rapidly evolving technological practices?
The answer might look difficult since there is an array of traits that distinguishes different levels of performance but for Dan Loague, Executive Director of Capital Formation Institute, here are three unmissable links.
“It is all about know who, know how and capital,” he said, highlighting the key role of networking, execution and finance in the success matrix.
Loague, a leading specialist in creation and nurturing of seed investing and enterprise development networks in communities, spoke to Views and News at the conclusion of OPEN Washington DC annual event.
Every entrant in the world of business ventures must understand the challenges of being a good entrepreneur.
To be a good entrepreneur requires tremendous amounts of energy and commitment, he underlined.
“Once an investor sees that energy and commitment that is about 90 percent of what you are looking for.”
Dan was among the business leaders, who participated in the annual event of the Organization of Pakistani American Entrepreneurs, that has the support of a group of businesses contributing over $1.4 billion each year to the local economy.
