Tech In Boston

Joe Kinsella, Founder & CTO, CloudHealth Here's a link to the full transcript: http://bit.ly/joe-kinsella-tib Join 2k people that subscribe to TiB: http://www.techinboston.co/ Follow TiB on Twitter: twitter.com/techinboston Follow Andy on Twitter: twitter.com/joekinsella Learn more about CloudHealth: https://www.cloudhealthtech.com/

Tettra co-founder Andy Cook joins me on this episode of TiB to talk about leaving HubSpot to start Tettra and what it was like raising seed money from angel investors here in Boston from Dharmesh Shah to David Cancel to Mike Volpe and the BOSS Syndicate. Catch all the previous episode of the podcast at techinboston.co or search for Tech In Boston on your favorite podcast app. Follow TiB on Twitter: https://twitter.com/techinboston Follow Andy on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AndyGCook Learn more about Tettra: http://tettra.co/

Cory von Wallenstein joined me live at the Nantucket Conference to talk about his company Adored, pivots, his time at Dyn and more. Prior to founding Adored, Cory was the CTO at Dyn. Over his six years at Dyn, Cory led product, engineering, technical operations and evangelism, and helped scale the company to more than 400 global employees with offices in the US, UK and Australia. Follow Cory on Twitter: twitter.com/cvwadored Follow Tech In Boston on Twitter: twitter.com/techinboston Catch up on all of the previous episode of TiB on iTunes: bit.ly/tech-in-boston

Michael Skok (ex-North Bridge Venture Partners) and John Pearce (former CEO of Demandware)join me to talk about their new firm, _Underscore.VC https://underscore.vc/about Follow Underscore: twitter.com/underscoreVC Follow Tech In Boston: twitter.com/techinboston

This week on TiB, I'm joined by Liz Powers, co-founder and chief happiness spreader :) at ArtLifting. ArtLifting empowers homeless and disabled individuals through the sale of their artwork (via ArtLifting's online art marketplace). Back in October, ArtLifting raised a $1.1 million seed round from Toms Shoes founder Blake Mycoskie, angel investor Joanne Wilson, author and entrepreneur Eric Ries, social impact accelerator Tumml and others after Liz Powers and her brother Spencer had bootstrapped the company to over six figures in revenue after launching in 2013.

Mark Roberge joined me live at Drift this week to talk about HubSpot in the early days and the changing face of sales. Follow Mark: https://twitter.com/markroberge Follow Tech In Boston: https://twitter.com/techinboston Tweet about this episode: http://ctt.ec/VFf65