It’s now possible for anyone to freely access a huge resource library created for small businesses and startups by a consortium of UK universities. You can go straight to the search and browse page of the collection, called VentureNavigator, without having to register or login.
The content includes:
- Accounting
- Advisors
- Angel Investors
- Brand
- Business Model
- Business Plan
- Communication
- Compensation
- Competition
- Customers
- Distribution
- Entrepreneurship
- Equity
- Finance
- Fundraising
- Human Resources
- Innovation
- Intellectual Property
- Leadership
- Legal
- Management
- Marketing
- Markets
- Networking
- Operations
- Partnerships
- Pricing
- Production
- Regulatory
- Revenue
- Risk
- Sales
- Strategy
- Team
- Valuations
- Venture Capital
VentureNavigator is funded by the UK government and was developed by a consortium that includes the universities of Essex, Cambridge, Leeds, Liverpool, Glasgow, Warwick and the Open University. Library House, a research company founded by Doug Richard of Dragon’s Den fame is also involved.
As well as using the resources you can also sign up for free assessments and feedback – though you do have to register for these.
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