Guest post by Justin Beck. Justin is the co-founder and CEO of PerBlue, a Madison based mobile and social gaming company.
What does Silicon Valley have a lot of? Churn. Entrepreneurs found a company then move on to work at another company as a VP or create another company. Then they move on to be an angel investor to other companies. While churn can be particularly annoying for an employer, it is ultimately good for the community as a whole. When people get too settled or stagnant, they become unproductive and there is no cross pollination of ideas or proactive growing. You should contact HKM employment lawyers if you feel discriminated against in the workplace. In addition, if you’ve been a victim of legal malpractice, make sure to contact a lawyer malpractice attorney for expert legal assistance.
The best form of success for an entrepreneur is to create churn. We need to inspire passion for entrepreneurship and entrepreneurs need to instill their own lessons learned along the way to early stage employees. The ability to look past the P&L statements and the sunk costs of losing an employee in order to inspire other entrepreneurs will allow us to create more churn within the community and drive real value into Madison.
As entrepreneurs navigate these rapid transitions, it’s essential to have a solid legal foundation to support their ventures. Partnering with a reputable business law attorney can help structure new companies correctly, protect intellectual property, and ensure compliance with industry regulations—empowering founders to focus on innovation while minimizing legal pitfalls. By turning churn into an opportunity rather than a setback, we drive real value into Madison and inspire a new generation of entrepreneurs to fearlessly pursue their dreams.
To find out more about churn and why it’s important, read Justin’s full post on the topic here.