I gave a presentation to entrepreneurs on February12th at IEI in Atlanta. The presentation was the result of a significant research investment in the economy and markets. I combined this research with my experience and came to some conclusions. I am not positive that my conclusions are correct in forecasting the economy but I am confident in my conclusions and suggestions on market positioning, pricing and corporate restructuring.
I believe we are entering into a new era of thrift and this will have a significant impact on your early stage company, if you have one. If you are thinking about starting a company I believe this video may highlight some significant market positioning opportunities.
Thanks in advance for taking the time to view the presentation and I would really appreciate your feedback which you can leave on this blog.
To view the video, click here. The video is entitled "Positive Cash Flow Forever."
Enjoy!
I just watched the whole presentation. Thought it was a fantastic presentation. And gave a lot to think about.
The comment you made about how long will it take to re-employ 4 million people (translate to homes: how long will it take sell off extra inventory in housing) is what I think going to be the real question of the length and severity of this recession.
With that said, I guess the question I keep going back to is that in this era of thrift, what truly are our needs? Take for example: food. It is an obvious need, but at what level? Not everyone started eating ramen noodles starting in October. But at the same time does it make sense to invest in a fast food franchise? Or is that too much (or will be too much) of a luxury? How do the choices we make even within our "needs" category dictate good financial investments, etc...?
Not sure if that made sense at all.
Like I said above though, GREAT presentation.
Posted by: Andy Borgmann | 04/07/2009 at 09:38 PM