Robins Executive Speaker Series: Word on Wall Street by Robins School

Robins Executive Speaker Series: Word on Wall Street by Robins School

UDig, an IT consulting firm based in Richmond, has been widely recognized, being named one of the best places to work in Virginia and appearing on the Inc. 5000 list several times. In this discussion, Andy Frank, CEO and founder of UDig, details pivotal decisions made in his career that led to the start of the organization and discusses how values, accountability, leadership, and culture play large roles in its success.

UDig, an IT consulting firm based in Richmond, has been widely recognized, being named one of the best places to work in Virginia and appearing on the Inc. 5000 list several times. In this discussion, Andy Frank, CEO and founder of UDig, details pivotal decisions made in his career that led to the start of the organization and discusses how values, accountability, leadership, and culture play large roles in its success.

This week's episode features Outdoor Access, an online platform to connect land owners with outdoor enthusiasts. Founded in 2016, the organization has expanded rapidly and will seek venture capital in 2019. Richard Coughlan and Buck Robinson discuss the decisions made early in the company's history that set it up for long-term success.

This week's episode features Outdoor Access, an online platform to connect land owners with outdoor enthusiasts. Founded in 2016, the organization has expanded rapidly and will seek venture capital in 2019. Richard Coughlan and Buck Robinson discuss the decisions made early in the company's history that set it up for long-term success.

Rick Klau, L’96, partner at GV (Google Ventures), spoke of his experience on the organization’s partnerships team and how he connects the largest companies in the world to GV’s portfolio.

Rick Klau, L’96, partner at GV (Google Ventures), spoke of his experience on the organization’s partnerships team and how he connects the largest companies in the world to GV’s portfolio.

Visual Workforce began as an internal tool used by an IT staffing organization, now offered as a SAS product that gives decision makers access to critical data to build companies and enable employee skill building. Founder Dave Ingram discusses the tool’s inception and the subsequent startup journey.

Visual Workforce began as an internal tool used by an IT staffing organization, now offered as a SAS product that gives decision makers access to critical data to build companies and enable employee skill building. Founder Dave Ingram discusses the tool’s inception and the subsequent startup journey.