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Chris Beier

  • Professor, St. Edward's University
Austin
As seen in: Fast Company, Inc.
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Daymond John's Best Business Advice: Focus on Existing Customers First

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By Chris Beier
| Inc. Verified
IMAGE: Maya French is the co-founder of Koia, a company which makes plant-based protein beverages. After $17 million in revenue, she's looking to scale her company and reach more customers. Here's why French's mentor, Daymond John, says successfully scaling may require changing course. Published on: Mar 13, 2020 POPULAR LATEST SERIES
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The Pros and Cons of Starting Up in Your 20s, According to 2 Millennial Founders

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By Chris Beier
| Inc. Verified
IMAGE: Is it easier to start a company as a 20-something? Millennial entrepreneurs Adelle Archer, co-founder and CEO of Eterneva, and Adam Lyons, founder of The Zebra, debate the pros and cons. Published on: Feb 24, 2020 POPULAR LATEST SERIES
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Meet the Woman Taking on a Difficult Industry for Entrepreneurs

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By Chris Beier
| Inc. Verified
Meet the Woman Taking on a Difficult Industry for Entrepreneurs Meet the Woman Taking on a Difficult Industry for Entrepreneurs Since founding sex tech company Make Love Not Porn 10 years ago, Cindy Gallop has had to deal with the many challenges surrounding adult content. After a decade of battling advertising issues and a lack of funding, Gallop explains why her business still feels like a startup. PUBLISHED ON: Thursday, February 13, 2020
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