ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Mark Gerhard, Chief Executive Officer at Jagex Games Studio, speaking at the CfEL's Enterprise Tuesday lecture series in February 2011.
This session focuses on how to prioritise in order to manage business growth and increase the chances of success. Entrepreneurs are usually open to opportunity and ideas but in the process of searching for revenue, funds and business concepts, it is easy to get distracted from key goals. This talk with Mark Gerhard, Chief Executive Officer at Jagex Games Studio, the UK's largest independent games developer and publisher, looks at doing the things that matter.
This session focuses on how to prioritise in order to manage business growth and increase the chances of success. Entrepreneurs are usually open to opportunity and ideas but in the process of searching for revenue, funds and business concepts, it is easy to get distracted from key goals. This talk with Mark Gerhard, Chief Executive Officer at Jagex Games Studio, the UK's largest independent games developer and publisher, looks at doing the things that matter.
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