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"The second best thing to do in entrepreneurship is fail quickly" with Brian Dovey

The Real Venture: The Community For Young Entrepreneurs · 37 min

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This week The Real Venture is joined by Brian Dovey, partner at Domain Associates. Brian successful entrepreneurial career in life sciences allowed for a seamless transition into the world of venture capital. As a life long entrepreneur, Brian is able to pass on his experiences and lessons to the next generation of business leaders. In addition to his work at Domain Associates, Brain is also currently writing a book that captures the essence of his entrepreneurial journey set to release next year! This episode is a must listen if you are an inspiring entrepreneur. Check out the newest The Real Venture Podcast episodes directly to you - subscribe here. And, if you’re enjoying The Real Venture Podcast, please give us a 5-Star rating on Itunes! Want to be featured in an episode? Drop a comment below, or share your questions, feedback, and whatever else using #therealventure​​ and TAG US @therealventure_ on Instagram.

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