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Business applications of Social Networking

Facebook, LinkedIn, Bebo and YouTube are revolutionising the way people use the internet.

See interesting link at:-

http://cambridgemba.wordpress.com/

Winning team at Cambridge MBA weblog

Lots of pictures at Cambridge MBA Weblog of the Anglia Ruskin winning team at i-10 Innovators, London 2006 and a bio of Robert Jones.


Effective presentations to investors

For all of you Powerpoint fanatics, take a look at Guy Kawasaki’s

10/20/30 rule at:-

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7627959271296834004

This should be a key learning point for all MBA students and graduates!

Robert Jones

Art of the Start

Guy Kawasaki, formerly evangelist for Apple, is Managing Director and Chairman of early-stage venture capital firm Garage Technology Ventures. Guy has some very interesting and entertaining things to say about entrepreneurship and intrapreneurship.

It’s well worth spending 40 minutes watching his video presentation:

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3755718939216161559


Is this the missing link in the Cambridge Cluster?

The Cambridge Evening News article on the changes at nCipher has this comment from the man with no pony tail, the new boss Geoffrey Finlay, 54, a racing driver, and one of those chaps who has already made his fortune but just can’t keep away “there’s not enough nurturing/mentoring here. There are lots of extremely bright young people who do not have enough access to people who truly understand profit and loss.”

Mr Finlay has already closed one deal. Will we see nCipher realising the potential that enabled it to raise so much money from new shareholders and then return most of it to the old shareholders over the last couple of years?

Mr Finlay is also chair of CacheLogic and helped raise $20million. He is certainly a person who utilises the power of his company’s equity.

Who am I?

Robert Jones is Programme Leader for the Executive (part-time) MBA at the Ashcroft International Business School of Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge.

My areas of interest in teaching and research are:- SMEs, entrepreneurship and innovation. Some of my students are helping to run this site.