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EPISODE · Sep 30, 2022 · 26 MIN

#066 Midstage Institute Startup Coach Roland Siebelink: Leading Your Midstage Startup Through the New Normal

from Midstage Startup Momentum · host Roland Siebelink

All startup leaders are currently facing the challenge of leading their company through the new normal of low startup valuations. Valuations started to drop during the second quarter of 2022 and it could take time for the economy to rebound. In the meantime, what are startups supposed to do to make sure they are able to survive these dark days and still put themselves in a position to thrive? Startup coach Roland Siebelink provides answers to those questions during a 25-minute webinar on getting through the new normal and the best ways for startup founders to lead during this time. The webinar covers five topics that are on the minds of every startup leader, or at least should be on the mind of every startup leader. What exactly is this new normal? How long will this new normal last? How can startup leaders maintain their credibility during this period? How can startups ensure their survival by focusing on their core? How can a startup extend its runway by making hard decisions?

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