“Keep your comments to yourself!” Although now it’s hard to admit, I was a loud mouth at school. I remember at middle school being sent outside the classroom for smart aleck comments. This didn’t happen every once and a while but several times a week. Just to be clear, I don’t think I was ever… Continue Reading
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Author Archives: George Gray
The Eco Founder Manifesto
The Eco Founder Manifesto is licensed under a Creative Commons License. Feel free to share the work anywhere and everywhere but, please just link back here if you do. This is what we’re all about. Care to join us? Eco Founder is here to inspire you to take action, startup and make change! We believe the purpose of… Continue Reading
Everything you need to know to launch a clean-tech business!
Starting up clean! Lately, I’ve had some friends ask me whether they should go back to school. It seems whenever a friend is considering a major life decision I’ve become the go to guy. Whether it’s to quit their job, go to business school or start a business. I always want to find out… Continue Reading
Welcome to Eco Founder!
Startup skills for Engineers and Scientists! Eco Founder is about sharing startup skills and fundamental business knowledge to help you navigate through the business world. From idea creation to selling and distributing your solution. Everything from the basics of marketing and sales, to finance and accounting. Important skills in business such as how to negotiate… Continue Reading
The Missing Key in Your Business
Jack is your typical engineer. He grew up fascinated by tractors the workings of machines. He studied mechanical engineering and then went to work after college working for a manufacturing company in the town where he grew up. After working for the firm for 10 years him and few colleges decide to branch off with… Continue Reading
Distribution: is it More Important than Invention?
Thomas Edison did not invent the first electric light bulb. Instead, he just solved the production and distribution problems of the existing invention. He just made a few simple changes, then he was able to make the first commercially viable electric light bulb. Well that’s not entirely true He tried and failed many times to find out… Continue Reading
5 Weird Traits of a Civil Engineer Businessman
Meet Ben. No, Ben is not a civil engineer businessman. Well not yet. Ben works as a civil engineer at for electricity generation company. After working in the firm a number of years he finds himself at work day dreaming a new project to work on. He begins developing his idea in comfort of his… Continue Reading
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