Gritty Frontlines: Authentic Stories on Starting a Company

Gritty Frontlines: Authentic Stories on Starting a Company

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Gritty Frontlines: Authentic Stories on Starting a Company episodes

  • Rami Essaid: Starting, Growing and Selling a Company
    Rami Essaid started Distil Networks in 2011 and after a navigating through a very turbulent start, they started seeing 3x growth. Rami covers the journey of bringing a company full circle - from idea and initiation to hiring for growth mindset, and selling with a successful outcome in 2019.
    Recorded May 7, 2020
    26 min
  • Carleigh Berryman: On First Time Entrepreneurship
    Carleigh Berryman is a first-time entrepreneur and recent grad. She goes into how to formulate and build upon an idea to turn it into a company. Viva Vita brings VR tech to seniors to help fight depression, anxiety, and loneliness.
    Recorded March 25, 2020
    23 min
  • Raeanna Lewarne: On Building Health Freelance Amid the COVID19 Pandemic
    Rae Lewarne started Health Freelance after working in healthcare earlier in her career. The idea came as she watched other companies like Uber enable people to turn their side hustle into a full time job and wanted to do the same for healthcare consultants. Plus, Rae is in the midst of a real-time pivot so Health Freelance can help support the community during the COVID-19 global pandemic.
    Recorded March 27, 2020
    22 min
  • Derek Harp: On Being a Serial Entrepreneur
    In this episode, Derek Harp discusses what it takes to be a serial entrepreneur after starting various cybersecurity companies for 23 years. He goes into when to start a company, how to get investing, how to build a team, and at what point to exit.
    Recorded March 5, 2020
    24 min

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References to successful unicorn stories are rampant throughout media. But what about the slow and steady growth companies? What about the 90% of companies that fail? This podcast is to show the…