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How To Build Repeatability into Your Startup with Amos Schwartzfarb, Managing Director of Techstars Austin Accelerator | E331
Amos Schwartzfarb has been the Managing Director of the Techstars Austin Accelerator since 2015. With over 70 seed-stage investments including Scalefactor, Chowbotics, Storyfit, VanRobotics, Skipper, Helpberbees, Convey, Docstation, and Allstacks. Amos has become one of the most active early-stage investors, via Techstars Austin, in all of Texas. He is the author of two books: Sell More Faster—The Ultimate Sales Playbook for Startups and Levers: The Framework for Building Repeatability into Your Business.
Topics:
Amos’ biggest learnings as a startup founder and mentor.
Lessons learned from running 6 Techstars programs and investing in over 90 companies.
Startups’ biggest mistakes when looking to implement repeatability into the business.
The importance of the W3 framework and what most startups get wrong.
Amos’ perspective on Austin’s booming startup ecosystem.
Notes:
Levers: The Framework for Building Repeatability into Your Business
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Amos Schwartzfarb has been the Managing Director of the Techstars Austin Accelerator since 2015. With over 70 seed-stage investments including Scalefactor, Chowbotics, Storyfit, VanRobotics, Skipper, Helpberbees, Convey, Docstation, and Allstacks. Amos has become one of the most active early-stage investors, via Techstars Austin, in all of Texas. He is the author of two books: Sell More Faster—The Ultimate Sales Playbook for Startups and Levers: The Framework for Building Repeatability into Your Business.
Topics:
Amos’ biggest learnings as a startup founder and mentor.
Lessons learned from running 6 Techstars programs and investing in over 90 companies.
Startups’ biggest mistakes when looking to implement repeatability into the business.
The importance of the W3 framework and what most startups get wrong.
Amos’ perspective on Austin’s booming startup ecosystem.
Notes:
Levers: The Framework for Building Repeatability into Your Business