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Terri Krivosha Interviewed in Pioneer Press Article on Her New Book Founding a Startup
September 16, 2014
Terri Krivosha, partner in Maslon's Business & Securities group, was interviewed in a September 14, 2014, St. Paul Pioneer Press article titled "Attorney's book breaks down business plan from end to start." In the interview, Terri discusses her new book, Founding a Startup: What You Need to Know, a comprehensive roadmap for anyone planning to start a business or in the early stages of founding a business.
Along with speaking to the Minnesota Cup Competition and Twin Cities Startup Week, networking and the importance of relationships is a common theme referenced throughout the interview. Terri asserts, "Businesses succeed because of the teams they form, not necessarily because of the ideas, because ideas change… it is more often than not that the team is what helps a business succeed."
To read the full article online, go to: St. Paul Pioneer Press "Attorney's book breaks down business plan from end to start."
Founding a Startup: What You Need to Know was published by Thomson/Reuters and is available on Amazon.com.
Terri Krivosha works with a vibrant network of entrepreneurial and dynamic businesses and those who fund them. She uses her broad strategic skills together with extensive experience to help her clients achieve success in all phases of their development and growth. Terri is passionate about helping businesses grow, succeed, and scale. Terri served as chair of Maslon Edelman Borman & Brand, LLP for four years—the first female chair at a Twin Cities law firm—and this experience running a business has enabled her to understand and empathize with her clients’ needs and challenges. She writes and speaks regularly on topics related to her practice, and teaches a course on start-ups at William Mitchell College of Law.
Along with speaking to the Minnesota Cup Competition and Twin Cities Startup Week, networking and the importance of relationships is a common theme referenced throughout the interview. Terri asserts, "Businesses succeed because of the teams they form, not necessarily because of the ideas, because ideas change… it is more often than not that the team is what helps a business succeed."
To read the full article online, go to: St. Paul Pioneer Press "Attorney's book breaks down business plan from end to start."
Founding a Startup: What You Need to Know was published by Thomson/Reuters and is available on Amazon.com.
Terri Krivosha works with a vibrant network of entrepreneurial and dynamic businesses and those who fund them. She uses her broad strategic skills together with extensive experience to help her clients achieve success in all phases of their development and growth. Terri is passionate about helping businesses grow, succeed, and scale. Terri served as chair of Maslon Edelman Borman & Brand, LLP for four years—the first female chair at a Twin Cities law firm—and this experience running a business has enabled her to understand and empathize with her clients’ needs and challenges. She writes and speaks regularly on topics related to her practice, and teaches a course on start-ups at William Mitchell College of Law.
