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- The Mueller Report uncovered a photo of the #Braves front office pre-season pitching analytics team.… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 4 hours ago
- RT @derekluiz: If only we had known the bullpen was an issue going into the season #Braves 2 days ago
- @atlbaseballtalk This is just stupid math tricks. They have a 5.x ERA and a similar 5.x BB/9. This is not a good… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 2 days ago
- Last night’s #Braves meltdown did nothing to convince me our pitching is MLB ready. Front office continues to play… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 3 days ago
- RT @gatornewsman: We're looking live at the Braves bullpen...#Braves https://t.co/z2jsT0xm5I 3 days ago
Author Archives: dougcurling
What Should Be In Your Pitch Deck — Part 2 — What Investors Think During Your Pitch
You spent weeks getting your Pitch Deck “right” and your team spent just as much time practicing their presentation — among yourselves and in front of friendly warm audiences. You feel ready to “let it rip” and see if anybody … Continue reading
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Tagged INVESTORS, PITCHDECKS, STARTUP
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What Should Be In Your Pitch Deck — Part 1 — What Investors Want To See
I’ve been asked several times in the last 30 days to help folks get their Pitch Decks “right”. Always interesting to learn about something new — but — much of the time is spent on helping folks understand What Investors … Continue reading
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Tagged INVESTORS, PITCHDECKS, Start-ups
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What Business Are You Really In ?
I’ve been meaning to write this post for several weeks — but had other distractions. A friend dropped by the office for a catch-up and was venting about his very frustrating relationship with his Sat TV content provider (DIRECTV). Assaulted … Continue reading
Do Simple Better
I love watching baseball – and my favorite is MLB TV and the MLB iPad app – where I catch any of a dozen teams I follow, including the Chicago Cubs. I love the Cub’s Manager Joe Maddon — one … Continue reading
“Smart People Drag Around More Baggage”
One of my many breakfast discussions with business friends and associates got onto the topic of hiring (or electing) the right people — and what criteria really matters. Not just the simple stuff like verifying experience or credentials — but … Continue reading
Georgia SB63 Beer Jobs Bill Turned Into Sausage
Much has been written about the trail of tears SB63 — the GA “Beer Jobs Bill” — has had to travel to even get considered by the Georgia Legislature, in a state that stands out for its extraordinarily restrictive three … Continue reading
What Type of Customer Are They ?
Great breakfast conversation with a friend this morning — CFO of a company having difficulty forecasting monthly revenues. We’ll ignore in this post the obvious difference between difficulty in PRODUCING revenues and the difficulty in FORECASTING them (but that’s fodder … Continue reading
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Tagged churn, customer types, financial modeling, Forecasting, revenue
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