John Nesheim is an American author, and mentor to entrepreneurs who completed his career by teaching entrepreneurship for Cornell University and other universities in Asia and Europe. His research findings are used by entrepreneurs, investors, governments, universities, corporations, and Wall Street. Nesheim is the author of the book High Tech Startup.[1][2][3]
JOHN'S NEW BOOK - 2024 - "Entrepreneur The Person"
Embrace the Unknown: Navigating Your Life Along the Startup Trail
Dive into the candid world of startups with John Nesheim, a veteran of 40 years in Silicon Valley, best-selling author, entrepreneur, advisor to 300 startups that raised $2 billion in capital, and Cornell University entrepreneurship teacher. Within these pages lie tales of triumphs, losses, and unexpected events entrepreneurs encountered on their journey to success. Nesheim's unprecedented access to intimate stories unveils the raw, personal struggles rarely discussed in the bustling startup landscape. Discover how preparation and foresight can transform daunting challenges into opportunities for triumph, empowering you to maneuver your startup trail with confidence and resilience.
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- ^ "About John". NesheimGroup. John Nesheim. Archived from the original on 14 July 2011. Retrieved 24 January 2010.[self-published source?]
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