U Waterloo Enterprise Co-op

12/17/2012

Thanks so much for liking E Co-op at the University of Waterloo. We have decided to merge with the Conrad Business, Entrepreneurship and Technology Centre page, to keep things more streamlined. So please, like us there and stay in touch! As of today, this page will no longer be active.

11/01/2012

Cisco Systems, the internet networking giant based in California’s Silicon Valley, is opening an incubation centre in Waterloo to nurture the next generation...

10/30/2012

Imagine K12 Education Technology Accelerator

10/29/2012

"The thing I value most in my partners, both past and present, is our ability to be silly and laugh. If it ain’t fun, then it’s not worth doing. And people are what ultimately make things miserable, tolerable or a downright blast."

http://www.youngentrepreneur.com/startingup/business-growth-strategies/business-partners-5-tips-for-finding-the-ying-to-your-yang/

Start-up expert Rebekah Iliff says the key to finding an ideal partner or co-founder is first understanding your own strengths and future desires.

10/29/2012

"Maybe your supposed liabilities are really your assets."

http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/224791?cam=Dev&ctp=Carousel&cdt=1&cdn=224791

The traits and circumstances many people might consider a liability may actually just be the perfect fuel to drive you as an entrepreneur. Here's why.

10/23/2012

http://venturebeat.com/2012/10/22/how-to-find-a-cofounder-you-can-fight-with/

Guest Post One of the key things to pay attention to in a search for a cofounder is how you fight -- and what you fight about. Here's how to find the right fit.

10/22/2012

Guest Post When it comes to choosing a location for your startup, your first choice may be Silicon Valley, but a recent study shows your hometown could be a better option.

10/22/2012

The two most important days of your life are the day you are born and the day you find out why. http://via.me/-69i8uou

10/22/2012

"You can read the news or create news. You should do both, as often as possible."

http://www.businessinsider.com/35-leadership-lessons-you-wont-learn-in-business-school-2012-9

Just because you're at the top doesn't mean you're actually the leader. ;

10/21/2012

10/19/2012

10/19/2012

"Understanding your customer's core frustations and demonstrating that you can solve them."

How do successful small companies market their services? Entrepreneur's Diana Ransom talks with small-business expert Marie Forleo to find out how. Watch mor...