Venture Investor, scratching an old itch by writing a substack newsletter, "What Matters (To Me)"
My friends Fernando & Ralph are paying it forward for current inmates in the NM prison system. Innovate+Educate https://lnkd.in/gKv7JDKh
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Venture Investor, scratching an old itch by writing a substack newsletter, "What Matters (To Me)"
Chef Robotics is one of my favorite angel investments. Rajat Bhageria is a great entrepreneur who kept his head down until he had incontrovertible proof of customer success and is scaling. Now he’s bringing his company out of stealth. https://lnkd.in/gyDtqb53
Robot-packed meals are coming to the frozen-food aisle
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Venture Investor, scratching an old itch by writing a substack newsletter, "What Matters (To Me)"
Definitely take the time to watch this 10 minute video from Ursa Major. I felt my heart beating faster! I’m incredibly proud of what this high-performance team has accomplished in the few years since Alsop Louie Partners lead the Series A financing of the company.
Over the past six months a film crew captured Ursa Major’s journey from developing new propulsion prototypes at industry leading speeds to our Hadley engines first-flight in support of a hypersonic test vehicle. We introduce to you, the future of...PROPULSION. WATCH HERE: https://www.ursamajor.com/
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Venture Investor, scratching an old itch by writing a substack newsletter, "What Matters (To Me)"
Check this out! Redwire Space and Phase Four are partnering on a new in-space satellite propulsion technology. Alsop Louie Partners seed funded Phase Four 9 years ago and has worked closely with the company through many twists and turns. With Steve Kiser's leadership as CEO and investor, the company has a clear path forward to success.
Phase Four Partners with Redwire to Expand Space Propulsion Offerings and Deliver Hall Effect Thrusters
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Venture Investor, scratching an old itch by writing a substack newsletter, "What Matters (To Me)"
Is the Department of Justice really paying attention or just suing every big technology company? Apple has a monopoly on the business it has built from scratch and created its own ecosystem. Maybe they charge too much for the App Store? But customers have a clear choice between the iPhone ecosystem and the Android ecosystem. https://lnkd.in/gyvuEy6M
Department of Justice versus The Future
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Venture Investor, scratching an old itch by writing a substack newsletter, "What Matters (To Me)"
Stewart Alsop II and III interviewed Steve Case about the early days of AOL, how the #internet became commercialized after originally being invented as a network that could survive a nuclear attack, and the evolution of the success of venture capital as an alternative asset class. Stewart Alsop III https://lnkd.in/gxismgyy
Navigating the Digital Revolution with Steve Case
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Venture Investor, scratching an old itch by writing a substack newsletter, "What Matters (To Me)"
Is Apple a monopoly? Hardly and the Department of Justice is doing us a disservice by suing them for being one.
Department of Justice versus The Future
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Venture Investor, scratching an old itch by writing a substack newsletter, "What Matters (To Me)"
My son, Stewart Alsop III runs a podcasting business called Crazy Wisdom. He's gotten so good at interviewing really smart people, he is starting to do private podcasts to help people understand their own business skills and leadership better! His first customer posted this about his experience with young(er) Stewart: https://lnkd.in/gHtvHA9r
Accelerating Growth for B2B & GovCon Companies with OKRs + AI | Empowering Mission-Driven Public Sector Leaders | Helping Executive Teams Set Bold Goals & Get There 10X Faster
Every month I do a private podcast with Stewart Alsop. He's a great interviewer and helps me make sense of all of the data I'm generating and trends that I'm noticing in my work, plugging AI into organizations, small and large. On Friday we covered a lot of ground, including: - how leaders under pressure can make good decisions when it comes to bringing the technology in-house; - why digital transformation isn't binary and organizations that reach their desired state may end up looking, may take on a hybrid structure; - how capabilities like rapid intelligence collection and analysis, which were only historically available to states and major corporations, are increasingly available to smaller organizations; - why it's absolutely critical that decision makers get hands-on with the tools; - hyper-individuation, unprecedentedly diverse career paths, and what that might mean for the future of knowledge work; - and finally, perhaps most interestingly, the things that WON'T change and how if things go right, AI may actually help us become more human. I'll try to turn some of these into posts over the next few weeks. Which topics are you most interested in? Let me know in the comments.
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Venture Investor, scratching an old itch by writing a substack newsletter, "What Matters (To Me)"
This real and getting more real by the week. Come join our “club” to be an insider!
Great food! Great drinks! Rooftop! Great vibes! And ultimately… a great story. Escondido in Santa Fe is hoping to bring a different level to the southside of town, a place to gather and be fed by the brilliant, 3-Time Food Network champ, Chef Fernando Ruiz. We have ways you can support us towards opening and also get some great benefits! Our Membership program is geared towards those that want access to immersive dinners, private gatherings, priority reservations. Fun stuff ahead! Membership —> https://lnkd.in/gRrEf_fK Thanks for the support everyone. It’s a fun ride, for the love of Santa Fe. 💕
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Venture Investor, scratching an old itch by writing a substack newsletter, "What Matters (To Me)"
I might be biased but if you’re a writer, of any sort, you might want to read my sister’s Substack newsletter! (And subscribe if it resonates.) #writing #books #authors https://lnkd.in/gXZU9xrm
Table of Contents: 1. Writing 2. Publishing 3. Notes | Elizabeth Winthrop Alsop | Substack
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