The Wall Street Journal turned to TAP co-founder and CEO Jane Veron for expert perspective on the growing trend of later-in-life entrepreneurship. Jane spoke to the financial risks older entrepreneurs face when they invest personal savings into a new venture, and why having a clear exit strategy is critical from the start. "You want to make sure you get paid for the asset you've built," she told the Journal.
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What It's Like to Retire and Start a Business in America
The Wall Street Journal included TAP Co-founder and CEO Jane Veron as an expert voice in a piece on the growing trend of later-in-life entrepreneurship. Jane spoke to financial risks older entrepreneurs take when they invest personal savings into a new business, and to the importance of building an exit strategy from the start. 07/04/2026.
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