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John discusses trends and opportunities within the manufacturing shop floor. Sramana Mitra: Let’s start by introducing our audience to yourself as well as L2L. John Davagian: I’m the CEO at L2L. I’ve been the CEO for just about six months. I’ve spent 20 plus years in the SaaS industry, primarily on the go-to-market side, and
Sramana Mitra: What does Unite Us do? Bradley Harrison: Unite Us uses the social determinants of health to provide optimization in the health system. They do that with two sets of customers. One set of customers is the Department of Health of Human Services at the State and City level. Currently, we have 41 states
Sramana Mitra: Are all your work sites construction sites? Robert Constantini: We provide solutions across a lot of industries like construction, energy, mining, manufacturing, and heavy industrial. One of the key issues is that the robustness of our technology works in these challenging environments. That’s where our technology shines. Sramana Mitra: I assume COVID has
The toughest round of funding an entrepreneur seeks to raise is pre-seed investment. It sports the lowest probability of success, the highest amount of ambiguity, is poorly defined, and is causing the greatest amount of confusion and road wreck out there.
Bradley Harrison: What people don’t realize is that the largest investor in innovation since World War II is not Silicon Valley; it’s the United States government. There are billions of dollars in each of these programs. The Army’s program for grants last year was $3.3 billion. That’s just the Army. The government is passing the
Robert Constantini: We you use the technology to signal a site-wide evacuation. The wearable itself will notify the worker as well as beacons around the site, which dramatically reduces evacuation times by over 70%. We also monitor equipment utilization and other hazards on site. There’s no price you can put on the potential to avoid
If you haven’t already, please study our Bootstrapping Course and Investor Introductions page. Ensighten Founder Josh Manion is a fellow MIT alum, and a fellow believer in the tried and true methodology, Bootstrap First, Raise Money Later. Josh raised his Series A with $5M in revenue. When we spoke in 2015, the company was growing at 150% year-over-year. Wonderful story!