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HOT TOPICS
- The Accelerator Conundrum
- The Startup Velocity Question
- Platform as a Service
- Man and Superman
- Web 3.0 = (4C + P + VS)
- The Future: End of Capitalism
- Capitalism 2.0
startups
426th 1Mby1M Entrepreneurship Podcast With Sumner Douglas, BoomStartup
Sumner Douglas is Managing Director and Venture Partner at BoomStartup, a Utah-based accelerator that offers pre-seed funding.
425th 1Mby1M Entrepreneurship Podcast With Alireza Rahnema, 7 Gate Ventures
Alireza Rahnema, Principal and General Partner at 7 Gate Ventures, talks about the Vancouver startup eco-system and his firm’s investment thesis.
420th 1Mby1M Entrepreneurship Podcast With Susan Stone of Sierra Wasatch Capital
Susan Stone, Founder and Managing Partner at Sierra Wasatch Capital, discusses their investment thesis around Media Technology.
416th 1Mby1M Entrepreneurship Podcast With Jason Cahill, McCune Capital
Jason Cahill is Managing Partner at McCune Capital, a NY-based firm. He talks about the pros and cons of chasing Unicorns, as well as his firm’s investment philosophy.
414th 1Mby1M Entrepreneurship Podcast With George Spencer, Seyen Capital
George Spencer, Senior Managing Director at Seyen Capital, invests in SaaS companies, mostly in the Midwest, from a small fund out of Chicago. The interview contains an excellent discussion on ideal levels of capitalization for good exit prices.
424th 1Mby1M Entrepreneurship Podcast With Sara Sutton, FlexJobs
Sara Sutton, Founder and CEO at FlexJobs, explains her platform and its ability to connect job seekers looking for flexible work schedules with employers. We explore how the 1Mby1M community could use some of this for scaling companies with virtual teams.
423rd 1Mby1M Entrepreneurship Podcast With Krishna Srinivasan, LiveOak Venture Partners
Krishna Srinivasan is Founding General Partner at LiveOak Venture Partners, a firm focused on investing in Texas. Great conversation!
422nd 1Mby1M Entrepreneurship Podcast With Nihal Mehta, ENIAC Ventures
Nihal Mehta, Founding General Partner at ENIAC Ventures, provides a great set of insights into his definition of a full stack founding team. Either a set of co-founders who cover all the requisite skill-sets, or a solo founder who is a full-stack person – both configurations can work. Listen to the discussion for more color on the topic.
