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Product and Go To Market Fit, Funding Milestones and Enterprise SaaS with Tae Hea Nahm of Storm Ventures
Tae Hea Nahm is co-founding Managing Director of Storm Ventures and co-author of Survival To Thrival. Survival to Thrival is a mind-meld of a 3x entrepreneur (Bob Tinker) and a VC/board member (TH Nahm), and other enterprise entrepreneurs, which demystifies building enterprise startups. Tae Hea was the founding CEO of Airespace, later sold to Cisco for $450m. Currently, he is interested in “AI + SaaS” companies.
Listen and Learn:
* How Go To Market evolves and affects funding milestones
* The different levels of company building as a startup scales
* Why Tae is so bullish on enterprise SaaS
* Lessons learned from scaling a $450M company
* The relational difference between being an angel and a VC
* An inside look into Korea’s startup ecosystem
* The way VCs think about product-market fit
* Why data is the ultimate moat
* How the tech giants affect innovation in America
Tae’s Projects:
Storm Ventures
Tae’s Twitter: @taeheanahm
Storm Ventures Twitter: @stormventures
Are you an accredited investor? Apply to join our angel syndicate if you’d like to access our deal flow.
Tae Hea Nahm is co-founding Managing Director of Storm Ventures and co-author of Survival To Thrival. Survival to Thrival is a mind-meld of a 3x entrepreneur (Bob Tinker) and a VC/board member (TH Nahm), and other enterprise entrepreneurs, which demystifies building enterprise startups. Tae Hea was the founding CEO of Airespace, later sold to Cisco for $450m. Currently, he is interested in “AI + SaaS” companies.
Listen and Learn:
* How Go To Market evolves and affects funding milestones
* The different levels of company building as a startup scales
* Why Tae is so bullish on enterprise SaaS
* Lessons learned from scaling a $450M company
* The relational difference between being an angel and a VC
* An inside look into Korea’s startup ecosystem
* The way VCs think about product-market fit
* Why data is the ultimate moat
* How the tech giants affect innovation in America
Tae’s Projects:
Storm Ventures
Tae’s Twitter: @taeheanahm
Storm Ventures Twitter: @stormventures
Are you an accredited investor? Apply to join our angel syndicate if you’d like to access our deal flow.
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Tae Hea Nahm is co-founding Managing Director of Storm Ventures and co-author of Survival To Thrival. Survival to Thrival is a mind-meld of a 3x entrepreneur (Bob Tinker) and a VC/board member (TH Nahm), and other enterprise entrepreneurs, which demystifies building enterprise startups. Tae Hea was the founding CEO of Airespace, later sold to Cisco for $450m. Currently, he is interested in “AI + SaaS” companies.
Listen and Learn:
* How Go To Market evolves and affects funding milestones
* The different levels of company building as a startup scales
* Why Tae is so bullish on enterprise SaaS
* Lessons learned from scaling a $450M company
* The relational difference between being an angel and a VC
* An inside look into Korea’s startup ecosystem
* The way VCs think about product-market fit
* Why data is the ultimate moat
* How the tech giants affect innovation in America
Tae’s Projects:
Storm Ventures
Tae’s Twitter: @taeheanahm
Storm Ventures Twitter: @stormventures
Are you an accredited investor? Apply to join our angel syndicate if you’d like to access our deal flow.
Tae Hea Nahm is co-founding Managing Director of Storm Ventures and co-author of Survival To Thrival. Survival to Thrival is a mind-meld of a 3x entrepreneur (Bob Tinker) and a VC/board member (TH Nahm), and other enterprise entrepreneurs, which demystifies building enterprise startups. Tae Hea was the founding CEO of Airespace, later sold to Cisco for $450m. Currently, he is interested in “AI + SaaS” companies.
Listen and Learn:
* How Go To Market evolves and affects funding milestones
* The different levels of company building as a startup scales
* Why Tae is so bullish on enterprise SaaS
* Lessons learned from scaling a $450M company
* The relational difference between being an angel and a VC
* An inside look into Korea’s startup ecosystem
* The way VCs think about product-market fit
* Why data is the ultimate moat
* How the tech giants affect innovation in America
Tae’s Projects:
Storm Ventures
Tae’s Twitter: @taeheanahm
Storm Ventures Twitter: @stormventures
Are you an accredited investor? Apply to join our angel syndicate if you’d like to access our deal flow.