What does an Entrepreneur in Residence (EIR) do? In general, an EIR is a person who works with a company to provide guidance and expertise in an industry in which they have experience.
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How To Get the Most Out of Your Startup’s Year-End Review
End-of-year performance reviews provide a unique opportunity to kindly point out something that someone may not see in themselves.
Kim Lee’s Top Learnings From Starting Forge Birmingham Alabama
As the owner of Forge, a thriving coworking space in Birmingham, Alabama, Kim Lee tells us her story of how she created a successful startup. She shares the lessons she learned along the way and offers advice for other entrepreneurs looking to create their own businesses. Learn how Kim cultivated success.
The Value of Failure: What I Learned as a Startup Founder by Matt Pierce
As an entrepreneur, one of the things you have to get really comfortable with is failure. Facebook had a well-known motto: “Move fast and break things.”
Launch & Learn: Technology and the Future Work
We’re here today with a Birmingham native. David Powell spent his entire career in technology—various B2B SaaS companies and roles. He is an expert on a lot of things
EIR Programs: The Value of an Entrepreneur in Residence
Today we’re going to be talking about Entrepreneur-in-Residence programs. We’ll cover what they are and what our vision for them is here at HVL. I know we’re all excited to hear from Shegun and Trevor.