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🎙️ Just wrapped up a dynamic podcast discussion with Lisa Edwards, host of The Diligent Institute's Corporate Director podcast, "Inside Today's Boardrooms". Lisa is a leading public & private board director and one of the most thoughtful people I know when it comes to governance, enterprise scale, global ops, cyber security and so much more. We explored the evolving landscape of Web 3.0 and its impact on supply chains, enterprise blockchain technology applications, intellectual property, and the shared economy. We also delved into the concept of digital twins in the metaverse and how they're enhancing manufacturing best practices, bridging the virtual and real worlds. In this action-packed 10-minute episode, we covered topics like shared IP, redefining community as stakeholders, and board scorecards for cross-platform brand and business extensions. Directors and board members, this conversation is a must-listen.  #Web3 #SupplyChain #Blockchain #Metaverse #Manufacturing #Podcast

This month's investment podcast is now available 🎧 #investmentmanagement

Kyle Duffy of Gradient Ventures has a plethora of insights for scaling startups' GTM & technology strategies. On this week's episode of our original podcast, #TheScienceofScaling, he critiques the strategy of always trying to get the biggest and best deal when selling to a customer. Check out this clip from the podcast and see what he tells host Mark Roberge. Catch the full episode on all your favorite podcasty places. https://lnk.to/TSOSOL!hsfs

There is a new episode of The Red Chair out now! For this episode we welcomed Mohan Iyer, General Partner of SOSV, who sat down with Stephan Morais to talk biotech, the characteristics of success and failure of entrepreneurs and their companies, the European ecosystem, and much more. You don't want to miss this one! Follow the link below to watch the full episode on YouTube, or find it on your favorite podcast apps. https://lnkd.in/dQDNaEZw

Such an interesting conversation about work today and how to create your own satisfying opportunities! Thanks for the insight and inspiration, Ben.

Tune in to the most recent episode of Funding Medtech Podcast to listen to @Afif Ghannoum at Small Co. Capital and Rich Mazzola at Project Medtech discuss the details (fund size, type, investment thesis, check size, etc.) of Small Co. Capital. Follow @Project Medtech on LinkedIn for more great content or visit our website **This episode of the podcast is brought to you by** McDonald Hopkins LLC Sleman & Lund LLP #medicaldevices #startup #medtech #projectmedtech #innovation #medicaldevice #podcast #strategy

In this podcast we have discussed the insights of start up industry in detail with Gaurav founder of ugreentechnologypvt.ltd and how he build his company while studying in college ,we also discussed how he manage money to build his startup at early stage and much more so watch the complete podcast and make notes of important points that you think valuable for you.

What key characteristic results in the highest startup success rates? In this podcast episode with Wayne Hu, we explore the research around founder traits that deliver the greatest chances of building a thriving, sustainable business.

🚀Technology is one of the most important resources for success in many sectors, particularly in today's world, so providing everyone access to technology has become a requirement rather than a desire. In this podcast, Dr. Nadait Gebremedhen, Executive Director of Hagush, a New York-based social company, talks about their dedication to attaining this goal. Hagush focuses on young people, investigating the problems and opportunities associated with bridging the digital gap to generate a positive social impact.💡 🎧✨Listen to this podcast on the #SCIportal and mention in the comments some tasks that technology helps you complete: https://lnkd.in/dMVV9U6M #TechForGood #SocialImpact #Podcast

I’m a podcast enthusiast. Some are interesting, many are entertaining, a few are especially insightful. This specific episode of ‘Funding MedTech’ (from Project Medtech) truly stood out. Thank you, Dr. David Kay for sharing your experience as a clinician, entrepreneur, and angel investor. This episode is packed with food for thoughts for entrepreneurs, and not only in healthcare. I really recommend taking a listen. Here are some key takeaways that resonated with me: 1. Overcoming habits and thinking outside the box is crucial in any field. Dr Kay used the example of surgical sutures and later explained: “We have to overcome ritual and it’s actually one of the single biggest issue when you’re doing something new.” 2. When it comes to funding startups, Dr. Kay emphasizes personal dedication willingness to take risks: “As far as funding goes, if I don’t put my own money in, why should anybody put money in of their own?” 3. But, in my opinion, the best piece of business advice, which is alsmot a philosophy in itself actually, is about the importance of time. “Sure, I’ve put a lot of my own dollars into this. But I’ve put also a lot of time and efforts (…). The single most precious currency is time.” Time is crucial in entrepreneurship of course, but this phrase is also a reminder that our time is finite and precious. Do you have any insightful podcast to suggest? Let's share recommendations! #entrepreneurship , #startups , #healthtech , #digitalhealth , #venturecapital , #angelinvestors