June 8, 2010

EcommerceTimes

E-Commerce Times Article: ‘Have E-Commerce Your Way’

By: Harley Finkelstein – Part of the ‘Expert Advice’ Series

Click HERE of logo for full article

April 30, 2010

On May 21, 2010, as part of the NetImpact Issues in Depth’ series, Max Anderson, founder of the MBA Oath and author of the recently published “The MBA Oath”, and Harley Finkelstein, founder of the Canadian MBA Oath, will discuss why they believe an oath is an important first step in encouraging business leaders to hold themselves to a higher standard of personal conduct

 

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March 26, 2010

shopify.com

“Shopify adds to their team in Ottawa”

See Our Press Release @ TechVibes.com

(or uOttawa Law Alumni Page)

February 10, 2010

leximo.org

Leximo.org Presents a Q & A on “Funding Business Ideas” on Lexiblog

Panelists include Harley Finkelstein and some really wise VCs

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January 28, 2010

IP Marketing Advisor

IP Marketing Advisor provides ’Words Of Wisdom for Start-Up Entrepreneurs

From an Interview w/ Harley Finkelstein

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January 9, 2010

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Martin Zwilling of Startup Professionals & Forbes.com Interviews Harley Finkelstein

Part of  ‘Startup Professionals Musings’ on StartupProfessionals.com

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December 17, 2009

Financial Post

The Financial Post’s Matt Hartley talks w/ Harley Finkelstein re: Facebook Privacy

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October 31, 2009

The Globe and Mail - Focus

Interview in the Globe and Mail

‘I solemnly swear … to never become Bernie Madoff’

(click logo for full article & interview)

September 19, 2009

There has been considerable ‘industry rumblings’ recently about how this new genre of investors, known as Super Angels, have the opportunity to effectively own the seed-stage business, and they are the ones who may be best positioned to be the driving force in this class of investments; this is because:

-They have been entrepreneurs themselves
-They have been buyers of the types of companies that they are currently funding
-They may lack burdensome LPs and as such don’t have to “nit-pick” on deal terms
-They have the skills and contacts to make success a self-fulfilling prophecy by getting involved
-They have the network to get the right VCs involved in the right ventures at the right time
-And finally, because most entrepreneurs would much rather deal with a SuperAngel than a VC

Credits: Kim Rachmeler

September 18, 2009

Push versus Pull.

July 29, 2009

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