Hearpreneur

AUGUST 9, 2019

Companies invest heavily in their technology at the expense of their employees. In my 15+ years managing operations and HR at several early-stage start-ups, where there was always way more to do than people to do it, I began to realize that many people around me were productive through brute force, and were burning out. Penney Esq.

Entrepreneur 116

Entrepreneur LLC San Francisco Mexico 116

www.singlefounder.com

OCTOBER 23, 2010

Myth #3: I need a partner. It’s a common belief that having a partner allows a company to become more successful because the duo can feed off each others’ ideas and make them better. Partners can not only feed off each other, but they will help bolster one another when the going gets tough. Really big. Filo and Yang.

Software Review 40

Software Review Software Startup Massachusetts 40

online.wsj.com

SEPTEMBER 23, 2012

An entrepreneur with a hot technology and venture-capital funding becomes a billionaire in his 20s. The company raised $45 million in venture capital from firms including DCM, Emergence Capital Partners and Bessemer Venture Partners, and built partnerships with AOL Inc., 1992 Recommendations. more in Small Business.

Venture Capital 107

Venture Capital Software Review Rhode Island North Dakota 107

Steve Blank

AUGUST 5, 2014

I liked meeting people, hearing the company plans, learning about their technology, figuring out if it was for real—all that was fun. Two companies I helped start in 1992, DCTM and Grand Junction Networks both became Stanford business school cases and very valuable, successful companies. How could I do that for a living?

Venture Capital 333

Venture Capital Silicon Valley Chicago Cofounder 333

VC Cafe

AUGUST 15, 2011

The funds are to be used to help the company establish and operate an overseas office in India or China, including a local team and a consultant. Dotomi, which was founded in 2003, raised $17 million in funding since its inception from Globespan Capital, US Venture Partners, Investor Capital and Velocity. for $15-20 million.

China 90

China Cofounder India 90

crowdSPRING Blog

FEBRUARY 4, 2019

The studio’s design talent boasts some famous names among the list of partners, including Paula Scher, Michael Beirut, Alan Fletcher, Colin Forbes, Harry Pearce, and many more. Happy Cog is a studio founded by web pioneer Jeffrey Zeldman, whose influence helped drive forward web technology and standards in the early 00s.

San Francisco 86

San Francisco Design New York City New York 86