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10 Red Flags for Investors which Founders should be aware of

In order to ensure a successful and streamlined fundraising, experienced entrepreneurs also need to be alert to what investors may perceive as red flags. Too Many Founding Team Members Too much equity in the hands of too many (especially inexperienced) early shareholders can be problematic. Even too many team members

Branding in Sports: Creating an impact among millions 

Branding is no stranger to any business enterprise. It is a common activity to build reach, create a loyal customer base and grow profits. One industry, nevertheless, stands out from the rest for its unique branding opportunities and activities- “the sports industry.” Branding in sports helps add value and an

The MVP Dilemma

It has become common practice to refer to a Minimal Viable Product (MVP) when referring to more agile and cost-effective delivery of a new service or product in a competitive market. It is quite understandable, yet unfortunate, that everyone’s view of what an MVP actually is varies based on their

LinkedIn Marketing for the Growth of Your Business

With over 774 million users across the world, LinkedIn is one of the top social media platforms today. If you own a business and are looking to build your network and increase brand awareness in the digital world, LinkedIn is the way to go and kick-start your marketing journey. But

Inside the Trend to Grind Up on Productive Habits

In recent trends, while the young generation grinds up to build productive habits in the hope of a better future in terms of career, they often choose a route that instead leaves them burned out. For starters, a major cause of such burnout is individuals forcing themselves to build a

BBF Monthly | May 2022

The May issue of BBF monthly particularly focuses The World Economic Forum Davos 2022 took place from 22nd to 26th May 2022, bringing together world leaders and influential society leaders. The meeting was centered around the theme History at a Turning Point: Government Policies and Business Strategies. Key highlights &

The Ideal Size of Highly Effective Groups and Communities

Research by the British anthropologist and a psychologist at the University of Liverpool, Robin Dunbar indicates that stone-age hunter-gatherers lived in clans holding up to 150 people. During his research, Professor Dunbar also saw a direct correlation between primate brain size and the average size of the social group. The

Shahriar: Enabling Smart Ecommerce Behind the Scene

An initiative that enables the reach of ecommerce to villages, breaking the bracket of city bound services, backed by increasing penetration of internet connectivity. The corporate mind of Shahriar Hasan was curious to expand the wings of ecommerce beyond the lines and he co-founded Paperfly with couple of soul mates

Inside the Agrifood Sector in Bangladesh

The economy of Bangladesh has seen a significant change in recent years. Besides the steady real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth, the percentile each sector contributes to GDP has changed drastically. The agri-food sector, which includes the commercial production of food through agriculture, is no exception. For context, in 2000,
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