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Hindsight is 20/20: How-to Avoid Investing in a Soon-to-Fail Startup
It’s no secret that many of the tech industry’s current giants had humble beginnings as small startups in dire need of financial support from investors. Just the opposite, in fact: once a firm is more established, an underdog story of early self-sufficiency can make for a great marketing campaign about passion, ambition, and leadership coming together to create a service or product - with the help of a little seldom-mentioned outside funding.
Prescient Hires Robert L. Panella to Launch New York Office
Panella joins Prescient from New York-based K2 Intelligence and will operate in the firm’s Investigations Practice, which is led [...]
The Suprema Biometric Breach: Prescient Proactive Risk Plan
Changing a password is easy—a fingerprint? Not so much. THE EVENT Revealed in the last 24 hours, [...]
Former FBI Special Agent in Charge Joins Prescient’s Advisory Board
Robert Grant rounds out a group of public and private sector leaders who will support the Chicago-based risk management [...]
China’s Intellectual Property Theft
Intellectual property (IP) is often the major distinguishing factor between one company and its competition. Product quality, manufacturing methods, [...]
Insider Threats and Internal Investigations
Some of the best crime and action movies follow a predictable narrative template for corporate espionage:the central conflict revolves [...]
