In this episode, Henry Reohr and Adam McGowan discuss the concept of the minimum viable product, how its meaning has evolved over time, and the risks of confusing assumption testing with product development.

The Q&A continues between Henry Reohr and Adam McGowan in this sixth installment of Ventures in Tech. In this episode, Adam answers Henry’s questions regarding the options (some obvious and some less so) available to founders looking to get their startup funded.

Ventures in Tech is back with another dose of Q&A between Henry Reohr and Adam McGowan. In this episode, Adam answers Henry’s questions regarding cases when founders and their investors (either actual investors or potential ones) might not be on the same page.

This episode is a bit of a departure from the norm. Henry Reohr asks Adam McGowan about an initiative Adam started back in February of 2017 called the Spark Series. Spark’s objective is to rely on a “pay-it-forward” model to build even stronger community within the innovation ecosystem.

In this episode, Henry Reohr asks Adam McGowan about what investors care about when reviewing a founder’s financial projections in their pitch. Adam dives into the cases where an investors’ reliance on these projections may be much smaller than a founder might expect.

In this episode, Henry Reohr talks with Adam McGowan about the ecosystem of advisors and experts available to founders of new ventures. They cover the various types of advising available, as well as tips founders can use to get the most out of the expert advice they receive.

Welcome to Ventures in Tech, a new podcast brought to you by the team at Firefield. In this episode, Henry Reohr chats with Adam McGowan about the motivations behind this new series as well as what listeners should expect.