While most kids were occupied with typical childhood activities, today's guest was already knee-deep in the world of technology. From coding PHP to deconstructing old computers with his pops, his early passion for innovation set the stage for an extraordinary entrepreneurial journey.

In this episode, the host tackles a common yet often misunderstood slide in pitch decks: the "use of funds" slide.

In this episode of the Back Channel, Jason shares a fresh approach to email communication that's both personal and impactful.

In the last two decades, the startup industry has seen remarkable transformations, from the emergence of angel investors and venture capital firms to the rise of SaaS, cryptocurrencies, and the global diversification of the field.

In this episode of The Back Channel, we delve into a crucial post-fundraising topic: choosing service providers for your startup.

Join Jason Yeh on The Back Channel as he demystifies thesis-driven firms. They may not be as rigid as you think!

Just like with any skill, there are beginners, and there are experts. Through practice and experience, the experts become exceptional at what they do.

In this episode, Jason shares a conversation with a founder who recently raised capital but had to close their startup.

Ever wondered why your startup story and pitch deck need to be razor-sharp? 

Sure, you want to impress investors, but there's more to it than meets the eye. Host Jason Yeh dives into the secret sauce of crafting a compelling narrative that not only wows investors but also ensures your story gets shared effectively.

2023 was a tough year to fundraise. Almost all venture-backed founders felt the toll of being in a down market this past year.

But when you're a female engineer, on top of that a female founder of a tech company - it almost always feels like a tough year to fundraise.