Reflections on the decisions founders, investors and staff made while working with startups and how those turned out.
In this episode: Greg Miaskiewicz, CEO/Co-founder of Capbase. Before that, he was CEO/Co-founder of Swarm, a bot detection startup, which was bought by Integral Ad Science in 2016.
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In this episode: Paul Orlando, Professor at USC and the Incubator Director for their internal incubator/accelerator program. Before that, he ran several accelerators and boot camps. To date has guided hundreds of companies. Recently he wrote his 2nd book: Growth Units, on Customer Acquisition Cost and Lifetime Value. He writes regularly about the unintended consequences of new tech, policy, and business growth.
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In this episode: Jaimie Au, Founder of Oh My Tat, an online ecommerce platform for custom temporary tattoos. Before she started TOOD / Oh My Tat, she was an account mananger at Alibaba.
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In this episode: Stephen Forte, Managing Partner at Fresco Capital, an early stage VC investor. He was also a board member of the Scrum Alliance, Chief Strategy Officer at Telerik and CTO at Zagat Survey and many other ventures. He started his career as a developer.
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In this episode: Xania Wong, a serial entrepreneur passionate about innovation while creating financial and social impact. She's the founder of JOBDOH an HR and Fintech solution offering services from job search to payroll stretching for employers and employees
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In this episode: Gene Soo, A problem solver who's also into: tech and gadget, fashion, food, tennis, startup, location-based apps, green biz, snowboarding, squash, and way more...
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In this episode: Kosta Kolev, An engineer by training and an entrepreneur by nature; he calls himself an operator that loves building new products and teams from the ground up.He has built and launched new businesses and products across London, Hong Kong and Berlin.
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In this special episode: Patrick Lee, Patrick is co-founder of Rotten Tomatoes, Alive Not Dead, Hobo Labs and more. He will talk about how hard it is, even for an experienced founder, to start a gaming company.
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In this episode: Leo Wong, a Hong Kong University of Science and Technology that straight out of school started SensBeat, an omv app and Yue Dong app that raised US$1million while still in college.
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In this episode: Thomas Pun, an entrepreneurial technical product manager with a strong sense of UX design and business. Started at Apple as a video codec engineer and had way too many tech advisor roles at known and lesser known startups to mention. He’s a Stanford and Y-combinator alumni.
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