A friend and colleague of mine, David Castor, recently posted a series of entires on his blog about developing a good business model for early stage companies.  In a nutshell, he suggests that any good business model includes (1) a strong market opportunity; (2) a solid management team; and (3) a sound capital structure. Check out the links below if you want to read the entire series – its good stuff.

Entrepreneurial Law – Developing a Good Business Model – Part I
Entrepreneurial Law – Developing a Good Business Model – Part II
Entrepreneurial Law – Developing a Good Business Model – Part III
Entrepreneurial Law – Developing a Good Business Model – Part IV
Entrepreneurial Law – Developing a Good Business Model – Part V

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