Construction is a massive complex $1.3 trillion industry in the United States. As one of the least digitized sectors of our economy, construction is ripe for technology disruption. Upcodes is a construction tech startup that develops building-code compliance tools to help the AEC (architecture, engineering and construction) industry deliver code-compliant buildings. We sat down with Scott…
Polytomic makes internal data accessible to business teams. Data within companies is fragmented. Sales, Marketing, Support, Finance, and Operations teams spend enormous amounts of time repeatedly hunting for data that lives outside of their home systems. Polytomic reduces this time to zero. In this episode, we spoke with Ghalib Suleiman, a co-founder and CEO…
In this episode, we sat down with Siavash Mahmoudian, a co-founder and CEO of Tribe, to talk about what it takes to build a successful online community.
KD Deshpande is a co-founder and CEO of Simplified, the all-in-one design platform where freelancers, entrepreneurs and teams can collaborate, scale, and grow their content. KD is an entrepreneurial product leader who founded two SaaS companies, built teams & products from the ground up, raised venture capital, and successfully sold the business through an M&A exit. In this episode, we sat down with KD to talk about the evolution of the design space over the past several years, and new design tools that meet the demands of a new generation of designers and design-oriented organizations.
Jeff Solomon is a 6x founder with 3 exits, most notably selling his SaaS CRM company Velocify in 2017 for $128M. He co-founded the accelerator Amplify.la in Los Angeles (with 100+ investments across 5 funds). For the last 6 years he’s been teaching high school entrepreneurship and is one of the top advisors on Clarity.fm. In this episode, we are talking with Jeff about the art of customer development.
Today’s malicious actors are more sophisticated than ever. First-gen products only identify software vulnerabilities and license issues. Technology has evolved beyond Software Composition Analysis. It requires a new breed of defense. Phylum, a Colorado-based startup helps developers identify and mitigate all major risk classes across the entire open-source software supply chain. We sat down with its co-founder and CEO Aaron Bray to talk about the future of software supply chain security.
Tom Mohr is the founder and CEO of CEO Quest, a Silicon Valley-headquartered forum for CEOs of venture-backed technology companies. Tom is the author of 5 books about startups including “In The Loop” which is centered on building the digital enterprise. We sat down with Tom to talk about fit systems for various stages of enterprise and the new leadership paradigm that makes it happen (in other words: how to build and scale startups).
Our guest today is Sergio Aguirre, the founder and CEO of Echopixel, a software platform that enables physicians to use a digital twin of a patient using standard medical images to create a 4D interactive hologram. In this episode, we sat down with Sergio to talk about developing technology that transforms the delivery of patient care and enables precision health.
46: Bringing Transparency to the Healthcare Coverage
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Our guest in this episode is Cedric Kovacs-Johnson, the founder and CEO of Flume Health, a digital age health plan administrator intentionally built to reduce healthcare costs, improve quality of care and transform the user experience for both employers and members. We sat down with Cedric to talk about reinventing how the most important companies buy and access healthcare.
Kristen Buchanan is a founder and CEO of Edify, a software company that aims to solve one of the most critical issues in the engineering industry — remote technical onboarding. In this episode, we spoke with Kristen about her mission of removing friction from onboarding and other aspects of an engineering team’s daily life.
In this episode Charlie Kwon, a seasoned corporate development executive and acquirer of numerous companies at Maxim Integrated, Cisco and Intel Capital, talks about why is it important for founders to understand the M&A process from the acquirer’s perspective.
In this episode Haseeb Budhani, the co-founder and CEO of Rafay Systems, talks about his journey as a serial entrepreneur, and his mission of helping DevOps deploy modern applications on Kubernetes with ease.
In this episode Joseph Melika, the co-founder and CEO of Inspectiv, talks about his journey as a techie and entrepreneur, and the nuances of crowdsourced application security space.
In this episode Kaitlin Christine, the CEO & Founder at Gabbi, talks about her journey championing patient empowerment, the lessons she’s learned, and the advice she has for others building industry-disrupting technology.
39: Solving the Challenges of Financial Forecasting
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In this episode, Brandon Metcalf, a co-founder and CEO of Place Technology, talks about helping SMBs solve the challenges that come with financial forecasting.
Evangelos Simoudis, the founder and managing director of Synapse Partners and the author of The Big Data Opportunity In Our Driverless Future and Transportation Transformation, talks about next-generation mobility.
Ryo Koyama, a 2x founder and the CEO of Remote.it, talks about the finer points of securing IoT devices and access to cloud resources while building a better Internet for all.