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CES Videos

Finding and Evaluating an Idea, 1:04 hours

January 31, 2007
Moderator: Phil Leslie, Stanford GSB
Amy Baker, Nature's Cure
Scott Brady, FiberTower
Josh Hannah, Flutter.com
Tony Levitan, Lexy
Often the hardest part about starting a new business is coming up with a good idea. What environmental clues should you look for to help make the process easier?How can you leverage your experience and network to identify compelling opportunities? How do you know if this idea is worth pursuing? Hear a panel moderated by Professor Phil Leslie on where to look for and how to analyze the next big idea.

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