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Sharmin ChowdhuryĀ is a dynamic entrepreneur and the CEO of Start with Tinny, a consultancy that bridges the gap between non-technical founders and technology experts. With a PhD in computer science and extensive experience in both research and commercial development, Sharmin has honed her skills in data-intensive industries. She is also the co-founder of Abide, an innovative startup focused on facilitating intergenerational living arrangements, showcasing her commitment to solving real-world problems through technology and collaboration.
š” What Youāll Learn from Sharmin's Journey:
šøĀ The Importance of Communication: Effective communication is crucial in any entrepreneurial venture. Finding the right people with whom you can communicate openly can significantly impact the success of your startup.
šøĀ Know Your Value: Understanding and recognising your own value is essential. If others fail to see it, it may be a sign to seek out those who do appreciate what you bring to the table.
šøĀ Embrace Collaboration: Sharing your ideas and seeking feedback can lead to valuable insights and opportunities. Being too protective of your concept can hinder growth and collaboration.
šøĀ Evaluate Relationships Regularly: As you reach milestones in your startup journey, assess whether your relationships are mutually beneficial. Sometimes, parting ways can lead to better outcomes for both parties.
You can find the link to our in-person events ā ā ā ā ā ā ā ā hereā ā ā ā ā ā ā ā .
You can follow Sharmin on ā ā LinkedInā ā to learn more about her journey!
š„ Big thanks to VidOps for supporting Founders Voyage. Use code voyage at ā vidops.ioā for 10% off expert audio, video, animation, and photography services.
š Props to the stellar crew: Nancy Nash, Daniel M. Melo, Carlos Javier Chacón SĆ”nchez, Matthew Ray, and host Spencer Walker-Fooks. You bring this show to life.
š„ Want to support the journey? Join us on ā Patreonā and help amplify more voices like Jacquesā.
#FoundersVoyage#Entrepreneurship#Podcast
By Spencer Walker-Fooks, Nancy NashSharmin ChowdhuryĀ is a dynamic entrepreneur and the CEO of Start with Tinny, a consultancy that bridges the gap between non-technical founders and technology experts. With a PhD in computer science and extensive experience in both research and commercial development, Sharmin has honed her skills in data-intensive industries. She is also the co-founder of Abide, an innovative startup focused on facilitating intergenerational living arrangements, showcasing her commitment to solving real-world problems through technology and collaboration.
š” What Youāll Learn from Sharmin's Journey:
šøĀ The Importance of Communication: Effective communication is crucial in any entrepreneurial venture. Finding the right people with whom you can communicate openly can significantly impact the success of your startup.
šøĀ Know Your Value: Understanding and recognising your own value is essential. If others fail to see it, it may be a sign to seek out those who do appreciate what you bring to the table.
šøĀ Embrace Collaboration: Sharing your ideas and seeking feedback can lead to valuable insights and opportunities. Being too protective of your concept can hinder growth and collaboration.
šøĀ Evaluate Relationships Regularly: As you reach milestones in your startup journey, assess whether your relationships are mutually beneficial. Sometimes, parting ways can lead to better outcomes for both parties.
You can find the link to our in-person events ā ā ā ā ā ā ā ā hereā ā ā ā ā ā ā ā .
You can follow Sharmin on ā ā LinkedInā ā to learn more about her journey!
š„ Big thanks to VidOps for supporting Founders Voyage. Use code voyage at ā vidops.ioā for 10% off expert audio, video, animation, and photography services.
š Props to the stellar crew: Nancy Nash, Daniel M. Melo, Carlos Javier Chacón SĆ”nchez, Matthew Ray, and host Spencer Walker-Fooks. You bring this show to life.
š„ Want to support the journey? Join us on ā Patreonā and help amplify more voices like Jacquesā.
#FoundersVoyage#Entrepreneurship#Podcast

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