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- Keep an eye on your financials, ask me how I know - Aaron Rubin
Mea Culpa, Startups Lessons Learned, where founders, investors, lawyers and mentors share their lessons learned working on, with or for startups.
Let us know who you want to hear sharing on this podcast. Thanks to Kohpy Ventures for making this series possible.
Contact me @jebbery or suggest a guest here: www.mcp.fm
51 min - Scaling a privacy Google competitor - Colin Hayhurst
Mea Culpa, Startups Lessons Learned, where founders, investors, lawyers and mentors share their lessons learned working on, with or for startups.
Let us know who you want to hear sharing on this podcast. Thanks to Kohpy Ventures for making this series possible.
Contact me @jebbery or suggest a guest here: www.mcp.fm
42 min - The Final Rug - Greg Maiskiewicz
Mea Culpa, Startups Lessons Learned, where founders, investors, lawyers and mentors share their lessons learned working on, with or for startups.
Let us know who you want to hear sharing on this podcast. Thanks to Kohpy Ventures for making this series possible.
Contact me @jebbery or suggest a guest here: www.mcp.fm
51 min - S02E00 Season 2 is dropping
Season 2 is coming!
Let us know who you want to hear sharing on this podcast. Thanks to Kohpy Ventures for making this series possible.
Contact me @jebbery or suggest a guest here: www.mcp.fm
1 min - Founder mental health struggles: Break the stigma surrounding mental health.
As the last episode of 2020: An open and revealing talk with 2 people about mental health. We have Megan Lam, CEO / Co-founder of Neurum, a digital behavioral health company providing a mental wellness solution for workforce mental health, and Justin Kung, Founder at Everyday Empathy, a private practice providing coaching, counseling, and training for people to achieve their professional and personal goals. They talked about founder mental health, a highly important issue in the startup world but, unfortunately, often overlooked.
If you are experiencing psychological distress and need instant support, you can reach out at:
For people in Hong Kong: Hong Kong Emergency Hotlines
Family Crisis Support 18 288Suicide Prevention Services 2382 000The Samaritan Befrienders HK 2389 2222The Samaritan (Multi-lingual Suicide Prevention) 2896 000For people in US: US Emergency Hotlines, Lifeline Crisis Chat, Essential Local and Community Service 211
Or find your local contact information online.
Let us know who you want to hear sharing on this podcast. Thanks to Mizuho Hong Kong for being the venue sponsor for this episode and thanks to Kohpy Ventures for making this series possible.
Contact me @jebbery
1 hr 1 min - Want to work at a startup? Vet the co-founders as good as they vet you
In this episode: Greg Miaskiewicz, CEO/Co-founder of Capbase. Before that, he was CEO/Co-founder of Swarm, a bot detection startup, which was bought by Integral Ad Science in 2016.
Let us know who you want to hear sharing on this podcast. Thanks to Mizuho Hong Kong for being the venue sponsor for this episode and thanks to Kohpy Ventures for making this series possible.
Contact me @jebbery
45 min - Get your co-founder agreement in place! - Paul Orlando
In this episode: Paul Orlando, Professor at USC and the Incubator Director for their internal incubator/accelerator program. Before that, he ran several accelerators and boot camps. To date has guided hundreds of companies. Recently he wrote his 2nd book: Growth Units, on Customer Acquisition Cost and Lifetime Value. He writes regularly about the unintended consequences of new tech, policy, and business growth.
Please find the discount link here:
Growth Units book on Gumroad: https://gumroad.com/l/AKtmRM/meaculpaStartup Sacrilege book on Gumroad: https://gumroad.com/l/WvsVFw/meaculpaUnintended Consequences: https://unintendedconsequenc.es/Growth Units book on Amazon (paperback and Kindle): https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08GJVV8RJ/Let us know who you want to hear sharing on this podcast. Thanks to Mizuho Hong Kong for being the venue sponsor for this episode and thanks to Kohpy Ventures for making this series possible.
Contact me @jebbery
52 min - If you want to do something, execute, don't wait - Jaimie Au
In this episode: Jaimie Au, Founder of Oh My Tat, an online ecommerce platform for custom temporary tattoos. Before she started TOOD / Oh My Tat, she was an account mananger at Alibaba.
Let us know who you want to hear sharing on this podcast. Thanks to Mizuho Hong Kong for being the venue sponsor for this episode and thanks to Kohpy Ventures for making this series possible.
Contact me @jebbery
31 min - "Oh I made the same mistake three times" - Stephen Forte
In this episode: Stephen Forte, Managing Partner at Fresco Capital, an early stage VC investor. He was also a board member of the Scrum Alliance, Chief Strategy Officer at Telerik and CTO at Zagat Survey and many other ventures. He started his career as a developer.
Let us know who you want to hear sharing on this podcast. Thanks to Mizuho Hong Kong for being the venue sponsor for this episode and thanks to Kohpy Ventures for making this series possible.
Contact me @jebbery
47 min - The co-founder issue took 7 months to resolve - Xania Wong
In this episode: Xania Wong, a serial entrepreneur passionate about innovation while creating financial and social impact. She's the founder of JOBDOH an HR and Fintech solution offering services from job search to payroll stretching for employers and employees
Let us know who you want to hear sharing on this podcast. Thanks to Mizuho Hong Kong for being the venue sponsor for this episode and thanks to Kohpy Ventures for making this series possible.
Contact me @jebbery
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Reflections on the decisions founders, investors and staff made while working with startups and how those turned out.