Cory Zue is currently splitting his time between Dimagi, where he served as CTO from 2007 until 2017, and his own projects. He also does a very small amount of selective freelance consulting work.

All the books mentioned in this episode can be found here: https://www.theceolibrary.com/cory-zue-8205.html

Ryan Len is the Founder and Design Director of The Workbench, a Singapore-based graphic design studio, whose purpose is not to create the most beautiful designs, but to create solutions that enable their clients to become better versions of themselves.

All the books mentioned in this episode can be found here: https://www.theceolibrary.com/ryan-len-8204.html

Jessica Lauria and Karen Pfaff Manganillo are the founders of By Karen and Jess, creators of Another F*cking Tote and other things people have tons of, but always need, such as Thank you notes, birthday cards, to-do lists and so on.

All the books mentioned in this episode can be found here: https://www.theceolibrary.com/ jessica-lauria-karen-pfaff-manganillo -6209.html

James Stanley is a self-employed software developer based in Bristol (England), currently running SMS Privacy, a service offering online SMS-capable phone number, with completely anonymous signup and payment in Bitcoin.

He enjoys playing with Bitcoin, IPFS, Tor, cryptography, the internet, and software in general.

For all the books mentioned in this episode: https://www.theceolibrary.com/james-stanley-8202.html

Alison Alvarez is the CEO and co-founder of BlastPoint. She spent years building big data tools for large companies, and became convinced that more affordable and accessible solutions should exist.

BlastPoint creates entirely new markets for data by bringing together unlimited datasets, varied in content and structure, into one complete picture through the perspective of location.

For all the books mentioned in this episode: https://www.theceolibrary.com/alison-alvarez-8200.html

Nicky Cullen is a writer and coach, primarily in the business of helping people gain freedom from anxiety, panic attacks, and the associated depression. His work has been published on Huff Post, Thrive Global, The Mission, and he was also mentioned in Forbes.

Nicky's also a freelance writer with clients across many industries.

For all the books mentioned in this episode: https://www.theceolibrary.com/nicky-cullen-7662.html

Bill Earner is the Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Connect Ventures, a venture capital firm based in London, UK that invests in early stage businesses throughout Europe, especially those operating in mobile, internet, and digital media sectors.

Find out more about Bill's favorite books, the ones he'd recommend to those working in the startups business, and his go-to sources for what books to read next!

For ll the books mentioned in this episode: https://www.theceolibrary.com/bill-earner-8075.html

Kimberly Gloria Choi is a graphic designer and illustrator, founder and manager of MarchBaby Collective, a company that designs temporary tattoo and body art, from sketch to production.

Find out more about the books that have influenced Kimberly's thinking in different life stages, but also her recommendations on design thinking, creativity and rebranding.

All the books mentioned in this episode are here: https://www.theceolibrary.com/kimberly-gloria-choi-8071.html

Andi Dumitrescu is a Romanian visual artist and musician, leader and co-founder of the folk-rock band Bucium. When he's not busy creating music, Andi is working as a video producer, director and editor for ads, documentaries or music videos.

Find out more about the books that left deep marks on Andi, helped him along his career path, and in what way are books similar to movies.

All books mentioned in this episode: https://www.theceolibrary.com/andi-dumitrescu-8141.html

Marc Montagne is a passionate, aficionado of mechanical watches and co-founded ToolWatch, an app designed to be the most convenient and easy way to measure the accuracy of mechanical watches.

Marc's a big literature fan, occasionally writing about the books he reads on Medium. Find out more about whose words inspire him, what books helped him in his entrepreneurial endeavor and the tricks he uses to read more.

All the books mentioned in this episode: https://www.theceolibrary.com/marc-montagne-7661.html