Examples of using A venture in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Such a venture, however, required huge capital investment;
We have a venture in the insurance field, as part of the website Wobi,
Anyone who wants to open a venture in Israel- both international and local companies- will have a sympathetic ear here.”.
So, let us assume that the measuring of you and your proposal are done… and that we are partners… in a venture to acquire and reform Nassau.
There's no public information, But I found a thread in a venture capital blog About a boston-based biogen company.
Only a person with undaunted optimism would embark on such a venture.
The"Kids initiate" page describes a venture of a boy who raised silk larvae and sold them near kindergartens to parents who were interested in showing their children the larva wheel of life.
For example when I was a new venture manager at Lucent Bell Laboratories, I was assigned a venture idea coming from a senior and well-published chemist who wanted to create opera videos that overlaid Luciano Pavarotti's voice on Enrico Caruso's historical videos.
Shervin Pishevar, a venture capitalist at Menlo Ventures and an investor in Getaround, TaskRabbit, Uber and other startups in this space,
Ask a venture capitalist how much money he is willing to invest in new technology that would touch content in a way that Hilary Rosen or Jack Valente don't sign off on.
Before attempting such a venture the investor should feel sure of himself and of his advisers- particularly as to whether they have a clear concept of the differences between investment and speculation and between market price and underlying value.
further develop a venture with which they are already associated.
A venture that could help to reduce the billions of pounds of single-use plastic packaging dumped each year,
Ask a venture capitalist how much money he is willing to invest in new technology that would touch content in a way that Hilary Rosen or Jack Valenti don't sign off on.
The trainers then tried to persuade docile teachers their daily tasks of teaching and build knowledge developed in a company and that they- the teachers- were a link more in the production of such a venture.
they understand it from the feedback around them,” said a venture capital investor.
supports a venture of the company that has not yet been completed and they are not consumers.
in 2001 by Dark Island Tours, Inc., a venture of German businessman Farhad Vladi and two American business partners.
which were used by Breitkopf& Härtel when they published the first complete edition of Mozart's works from 1877 to 1910, a venture partly funded by Köchel.
not to mention the human capital required to start a venture in the field.
