Podcast appearances and mentions of Bridget Harris

50% Cash, 50% stock. Bridget Harris grew You Can Book Me from 0 to $5M revenue over 12 years. David is building Capacity (previously at Answers.com which sold for ~$900M). Today, Capacity acquires YouCanBookMe in a big win for bootstrappers!

Bloomberg reports on a concerning new trend in tech hiring, Sean Goedecke has a lot to say about large established codebases, Jacob Bartlett thinks Apple is ruining Swift's original vision, Ahmed Khaleel built a cool tool for turning GitHub repos into interactive diagrams & Bridget Harris goes deep on the potential of crypto stablecoins to disrupt Visa and Mastercard's duopoly.

Bloomberg reports on a concerning new trend in tech hiring, Sean Goedecke has a lot to say about large established codebases, Jacob Bartlett thinks Apple is ruining Swift's original vision, Ahmed Khaleel built a cool tool for turning GitHub repos into interactive diagrams & Bridget Harris goes deep on the potential of crypto stablecoins to disrupt Visa and Mastercard's duopoly.

Bloomberg reports on a concerning new trend in tech hiring, Sean Goedecke has a lot to say about large established codebases, Jacob Bartlett thinks Apple is ruining Swift's original vision, Ahmed Khaleel built a cool tool for turning GitHub repos into interactive diagrams & Bridget Harris goes deep on the potential of crypto stablecoins to disrupt Visa and Mastercard's duopoly.

This podcast interview focuses on the entrepreneurial journey to build a successful bootstrapped SaaS company in the highly competitive scheduling software market. My guest is Bridget Harris, Co-founder and CEO of You Can Book Me. Bridget has had three distinct careers, showcasing her versatility and adaptability: She started in the television and film industry. Then, transitioned to politics, serving as a political advisor focusing on constitutional reform and the House of Lords. Her political career culminated in a role as an advisor to the UK Deputy Prime Minister. Finally, she co-founded YouCanBook.Me, where she now serves as CEO. Their mission: To provide the best booking experience for businesses' clients and customers.  Under Bridget's leadership, YouCanBook.Me has achieved impressive growth: The company has reached $5 million in Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) without external funding. That route was a deliberate one. She decided from day one to avoid external funding that might have distorted business priorities, saying "I'd rather make a million dollars slowly than lose a million dollars fast", And this inspired me, and hence I invited Bridget to my podcast. We explore her bootstrapping journey over the past 12 years. She shares how she's successfully competing in a saturated market against well-funded competitors and tech giants like Google and Calendly. She elaborates on how she's maintaining a customer-centric approach while managing limited resources. Last but not least, she shares insights on how she overcame the challenges of pricing, overcoming feature bloat, refactoring legacy code, and adapting to market change. Here's one of her quotes Feature bloat is real. You can say, 'Let's be really generous about our free tool and have loads of features in the free tool.' All you're doing is confusing free users who need a really simple tool and don't want to think because they're not paying for the software. So they just literally want it to work.  So if you have a problem that your free users can't contact support, it means that your free tool is more complicated than it needs to be.  During this interview, you will learn four things: How she's aligning her entire team so they deliver on time and grow an eagerness to go above and beyond.  What she learned from refactoring their pricing approach and the lessons nobody talks about is that  How to avoid feature bloat in your development process. What she's doing differently to create the best customer experience.  For more information about the guest from this week: Bridget Harris Website: You Can Book Me Bootstrappers Manual Subscribe to the Daily SaaS Reflection Get my free, 1 min daily reflection on shaping a B2B SaaS business no one can ignore. Subscribe here Yes, it's actually daily. And yes, people actually stay subscribed (Just see what peer B2B SaaS CEOs say) My promise: It's short. To the point. Inspiring. And valuable. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Are you wondering how to bootstrap a B2B SaaS to $5M and Beyond? In this captivating episode of the Grow Your B2B SaaS podcast, host Joran explores the journey of Bridget Harris, co-founder and CEO of You Can Book Me. Managing over 20,000 customers and 1.5 million bookings each month, Bridget reveals key insights on bootstrapping a successful SaaS business, obsessing over customers, and leading a remote team. Learn how Bridget's strategic decisions and focus on top-notch products propelled You Can Book Me to $5 million in annual revenue. Discover essential frameworks and tips to scale your own B2B SaaS startup, all without external funding. Tune in now for practical advice that could reshape your entrepreneurial path! Key Timecodes The Origins of You Can Book Me (00:52) Business Metrics and Growth (01:30) Product Overview (02:10) Entrepreneurial Journey (03:05) Achieving Success (03:24) Motivations and Goals (04:13) Pivoting to Success (05:53) Bootstrapping Philosophy (07:15) Rock Bottom Moments(09:09) Handling Growth and Change (12:41) Viral Growth and Market Strategy (18:18) Internal Processes and Traction (23:29) Focusing on Customers and Pricing (29:51) Advice for Startups (37:22) Scaling to 10 Million ARR (40:32)

In this episode, we speak with Bridget Harris, CEO & Co-Founder, YouCanBookMe, the scheduling and booking platform that is fully customizable to each and every customer's needs, with more than 1m users across 100 countries! We talk with Bridget about what it takes to bootstrap a business to a scale-up with millions in ARR - particularly looking into the challenging and rewarding elements of a journey of this kind :   - What is the true definition of a bootstrapped SaaS business? - How does one decide whether to be bootstrapped or not? - What is the best way to strike a balance between control & autonomy vs. extra fuel & adjusted timelines that VC investments can give you? - What are some of the key benefits vs. critical limitations to be aware of when bootstrapping a business? These are some of the many topics we address with Bridget. Tune in to learn from her amazing journey to get a look behind the scenes of a bootstrapped scale-up. 

The scheduling tool that speaks your language. Highly customizable booking pages with support for 44 languages, delivering the best booking experience. YouCanBookMe is your partner in productivity. Reclaim the time wasted on back & fourth emails trying to organize a meeting. Boost your team's efficiency by reducing no-shows. Delight your customers with a fully customizable online booking experience they can use when and where it suits them. Connect with Bridget

In this episode #25, we are talking with Bridget Harris, the co-founder of YouCanBook.Me (https://youcanbook.me/), an online appointment schedule which works directly with Google, iCloud and Microsoft cloud calendars. Some founders are drawn to the opportunity to raise millions and get yet another validation from investors, as well as a chance to grow really fast to beat the market. Others only consider bootstrapping for the sake of being completely independent and having full control over their business. Bridget Harris from YouCanBookMe talks about the way they bootstrapped the company to $5M ARR and are planning to double that in the next couple of years. They've got a great set of values that drive YouCanBook.Me forward, and it definitely looks like this kind of growth is possible for them! Subscribe to our channel to be the first to see the interviews that we publish twice a week - https://www.youtube.com/@saas-group Stay up to date: LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/14790796 Twitter - https://twitter.com/SaaS_group Website - https://saas.group/

In our SaaS Fuel™ Founder Episode this week, Jeff is joined by Bridget Harris, an accomplished entrepreneur and co-founder of YouCanBookMe.com. Bridget emphasizes the importance of providing exceptional customer support and creating a user-friendly interface, especially in today's fast-paced mobile world. She also shares her insights on what makes a business truly future-proof. As we explore the world of bootstrapped entrepreneurship, Bridget expresses her admiration for entrepreneurs who build solid business models based on fundamentals. She also discusses the challenges of keeping up with ever-evolving technology and ensuring a reliable user experience. From lessons learned to strategies employed, this episode is a treasure trove of valuable insights for aspiring SaaS entrepreneurs.Key Takeaways00:00:00 Notable Skylines: New York's Iconic Buildings And Unique Architecture00:01:22 Importance of Inner Strength 00:07:27 Background and Business Model of youcanbookme.com 00:09:14 Bootstrapping and Following the Money00:10:06 Bootstrapping and VC Funding 00:14:52 The Importance Of Bootstrap Companies And Building A Solid Business Model00:17:32 The Risk Of Losing Money: Entrepreneurs' Attitudes Towards Investing.00:18:20 Founder Shareholders vs Solopreneurs 00:19:16 Risking Personal Capital vs Equity Partners 00:20:38 Drawing Boundaries and Financial Choices 00:22:41 Entrepreneurial Success: The Importance Of Humility And Gradual Risk-taking00:24:02 The Importance Of Owning Your Mistakes In Business00:28:01 Building strong customer relationships 00:32:14 The Importance Of Fast And Reliable Mobile Technology In UX/UI Design00:32:54 The importance of accessibility in design 00:34:17 Importance Of User Interface In Driving User Experience And Feedback00:35:24 User Experience and Problem-Solving 00:38:50 Identifying Problems and Solutions Tweetable Quotes“Because you learn slowly and sadly sometimes you just learn more often by mistake.” - 00:16:51 Bridget Harris“Once you've made a mistake, you have to swallow that pain, own it and respond.” - 00:24:26 Bridget Harris“The greatest pain is felt by people who took on the greatest risk.” - 00:12:47 Bridget Harris“Whether you do the bootstrap route or you do the VC route, the important thing is to understand how you're drawing boundaries around your business.” - 00:21:44 Bridget Harris“I think that that very conservative approach in the first early years teaches you a huge amount about the fundamentals of running a business.” - 00:16:07 Bridget HarrisSaaS Leadership LessonsBuilding a strong foundation for your business is essential for long-term success. It involves creating a strong organizational culture, having dedicated team members, delivering value, and having solid fundamental economics.Collaboration among members of a group, in addition to the creation of a valuable product and successful enterprise, is required to achieve success.It's important to learn from one's past errors and avoid the pitfall of making ego-motivated assumptions.Recognize the need that a product fills and the audience it targets.It is essential to put the demands of the consumer first and develop a product that can fulfill those requirements.Focus on creating a good product rather than relying heavily on sales and marketing...

In this episode of Splitting Heirs, Warren K. Racusin and Bridget Harris of Lowenstein's Trusts & Estates practice discuss end-of- life decision making with Cynthia X. Pan, MD FACP, AGSF, Chief of the Division of Geriatrics & Palliative Care Medicine at New York-Presbyterian Hospital-Queens, exploring the nuances of healthcare directives, advance care planning, and the extent of ‘extraordinary measures.' In light of the complex medical, ethical, legal, and spiritual issues at stake, the lawyers emphasize the importance of clearly documenting one's end-of-life wishes well before it seems necessary, in order that those wishes can be effectively carried out by family and healthcare professionals when the time comes. Speakers: Warren K. Racusin, Partner and Chair, Trusts & Estates Bridget Harris, Counsel, Trusts & Estates Cynthia X. Pan, MD FACP, AGSF, Chief, Division of Geriatrics & Palliative Care Medicine, New York-Presbyterian Hospital-Queens

On the way back from a party in London, Bridget Harris turned to her business partner and said: "I don't think we can do this". That bus ride home was the end of their survey app but not the end of their product-building journey.Bridget and her husband have launched, tested and shut down many products on their way to creating the wildly successful YouCanBookMe service, which is now a $5m a year business with over 20 000 customers and more than a million users.Her story is one of consistent building, iterating and failing in the hunt for real traction. In this episode of It's Not Over, I talk to Bridget about raising funding, working with your partner, viciously shutting down products with no traction and building a sustainable lifestyle company. ---Apple: https://apple.co/37gY2I6Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3E4wUbmGoogle: https://bit.ly/3KBQgqGVisit Youcanbookme now - https://youcanbook.me/

How to define your company culture to attract the best talents? How do you hire people in 10+ different countries? Should you outsource some of your departments like customer support? Find out all the best hiring tips from Bridget Harris, the CEO and co-founder of YouCanBook.me - an online scheduling tool that she bootstrapped to $5.5M ARR.

I conclude the mini season of interviews with a brief summary of the five interviews I conducted. A few weeks ago, my cohost had a cycling that student that broke his jaw. As a result he had to take a break from the podcast while he was recovering. In the meantime, I invited a few people to come onto the podcast and talk about their businesses, their work and themselves.The episodes:#198: Simon Bennett of SnapShooter#199: Jane Portman of UI Breakfast#200: Positioning for bootstrappers with April Dunford#201: Peter Cooper of Cooperpress#202: Bridget Harris, co-founder of YouCanBook.Me

Bridget is co-founder and CEO of YouCanBook.me, an online scheduling tool. I chat with Bridget Harris about the 10-year journey of starting and growing her company as a bootstrapped SaaS. Amongst other things we discuss the financial sacrifices bootstrappers have to make in a rapidly growing business.Links:Bridget's scheduling tool, YouCanBook.me Bridget's email: bridget@youcanbook.meBridget on Twitter  

Join us tonight LIVE at 9pm EDT/8pm CDT/6pm PDT for a conversation with Bridget Harris, Nathalie Day, and Camille Walker, founders of Aurum79 Beauty.  Aurum79 Beauty is a Black & Latina woman owned marketplace for beauty and wellness products. We exist to expand access to indie brands, created by men & women of color, that may not be accessible via traditional retail spaces.

Running a SaaS in the very Competitive Space of Online Scheduling with Bridget Harris of Youcanbook.me Bridget Harris, Co-founder and CEO at YouCanBook.Me talks about inventing the scheduling tool and building a  SaaS to 30,000 MRR. Learn more from the podcast.  Before launching YouCanBook.me, Bridget was an advisor in government, parliament, and politics. Apart from running her company, she speaks in tech-related conferences and is passionate about various topics like building businesses from scratch, hiring processes, remote working, understanding the company culture, and bootstrapping. She talks to Geordies about her journey.  What You'll Learn The idea behind Youcanbook.me Problems that Youcanbook.me seeks to solve How Bridget and her team got their first customer What was Youcanbook.me's pricing process in the beginning? The effects of competition on Youcanbook.me Challenges Bridget and her team faced during the initial stages of the company. Strategies Bridget and her team used to facilitate growth in the early days When is the right time for investors to quit full-time employment and focus on their businesses? How do Bridget and her team structure their plans? Phases Youcanbook.me has undergone to achieve the current growth In this Episode: Project management tools facilitate the configuration of tasks, milestones, and calendars. With the right scheduling tool, entrepreneurs can cut down waste, save money, and enhance productivity. What makes Youcanbook.me different from other scheduling tools available today? Bridget says the platform which is one of the oldest in the market is based on a meeting scheduler they had developed in 2007. Development is a continuous learning process, and Bridget says they have worked on multiple projects for many years together with her cofounder. Listen to the podcast to learn about some of these projects and how they have evolved. Today, scheduling is widespread, and this has led to an influx of tools. To stand out from the crowd, Bridget says their tool is specially designed to ease team management processes. The tool facilitates overall scheduling for numerous people across an organization, allowing them to link, pool, and share their calendars. The platform has evolved fast over the last few years. Apart from offering educational data through Youcanbook.me, Bridget says they also deal with small businesses. Currently, the platform has become a robust tool with numerous customers and monthly bookings. Find out the actual numbers from the podcast. Customer feedback plays a major role in the running of a business and often determines its level of success. Bridget says Youcanbook.me is a product built out of customer feedback from their old platform. There are two key types of problems today, Bridget says and illustrates them in this podcast. Listen in to find out. How has the ongoing pandemic affected Youcanbook.me? Bridget mentions that the pandemic has introduced some of the systems people use today. Learn about these systems from the podcast. Bridget explains the idea of having free and paid versions. She also explains the company's current pricing model. Get the details from the podcast. Youcanbook.me is a bootstrapped company and Bridget admits it has not been a smooth journey. Together with her co-founder, they did not receive payment from the business for years. However, they were still working full time which gave them sufficient funds to cater to basic needs. Bridget talks about other strategies they used to survive the difficult financial times which you can find out from the podcast. Quitting full-time work can be a difficult decision, especially in the midst of financial constraints. Get Bridget's nuggets of wisdom on this matter. She talks about considerations you should make before quitting. For Bridget, quitting helped her devise a strategy to earn income from the company. Learn about it from the podcast. Taking risks is critical for success as Bridget explains. However, she mentions risk-taking may not be ideal for everybody and explains the concept further. At some point, Bridget tells the “elves and the shoemaker” story which you cannot afford to miss. According to Bridget, building software products is easy but managing the business, acquiring customers, retaining them, and guaranteeing their happiness can be difficult. Listen to the podcast to find out what Bridget is doing to facilitate the company's future growth. The hiring process can be complex and time-consuming, especially when you hire the wrong people who keep on leaving the company. She explains what Youcanbook.me is doing to make the process much smoother. Bridget shares things she wishes she knew about hiring from the beginning. Aspiring entrepreneurs should listen to this part of the podcast keenly. Bridget concludes the podcast by discussing some of the most important lessons she has learned during her entrepreneurship journey.  Resources YouCanBook.Me Bridget Harris LinkedIn Bridget Harris Twitter

In this talk, Bridget Harris (co-founder YouCanBook.Me) lays out a framework for making sure you hire the right people. Create a company that you want to work for, and aim to hire people who want similar outcomes as you – then document it, describe it, defend it, talk about it, share it, and make decisions based on it. For more great talks, visit businessofsoftware.org. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/business-of-software/message

Bridget Harris, CEO and Co-founder at YouCanBook.me, is this week's guest on The SaaS Revolution Show. Subscribe to the podcast.

On today's podcast I speak with Bridget Harris. Bridget Harris is the current head of photography for AirBnb creative. Previous to AirBnb Bridget has worked at Time Magazine as a Senior Photo producer , and also as a senior producer for photographer Norman Jean Roy. In this interview I speak to Bridget about how she got into photography , interning at the Boston Globe newspaper while in college, and I also speak to Bridget about some of her most memorable projects she's worked on while at Time Magazine. Bridget is someone who brings a wealth of knowledge and experience in the photo industry so I was really excited to get a chance to speak with her about her journey with photography. So I hope you enjoy and thanks for listening! www.bridgetharris.com

On this podcast this week, we are joined by Bridget Harris from Monroe Boards of Cooperative Educational Services (BOCES), Mike Compisi from Caetra and our very own Security Strategist, Barry Hofecker. Tune in to hear our guests discuss what you need to know about Education Law 2D. Our experts advise on where to begin in understanding your responsibilities and any possible changes you need to be aware of for the fall.

Bridget Harris, Co-founder and CEO of YouCanBookMe interviewed by Stephen Cummins. Bridget talks hiring remote first people and when it comes to founders … she says they need to be alive, intentional, patient and prepared to land planes in the dark – over and over again.

CEO & Co-founder of YouCanBook.me Bridget Harris chatting with Stephen Cummins. She chats about her history and colourful CV – from Covent Garden busker to film and television to a very successful career in politics to serial product creator with her husband and co-founder Keith, to bootstrapping YouCanBook.me - appointment scheduling SaaS

Bridget Harris, Co-founder and CEO of YouCanBookMe interviewed by Stephen Cummins. Bridget talks hiring remote first people and when it comes to founders … she says they need to be alive, intentional, patient and prepared to land planes in the dark – over and over again.

CEO & Co-founder of YouCanBook.me Bridget Harris chatting with Stephen Cummins. She chats about her history and colourful CV – from Covent Garden busker to film and television to a very successful career in politics to serial product creator with her husband and co-founder Keith, to bootstrapping YouCanBook.me - appointment scheduling SaaS

To mark the launch of our fourth flagship conference, SaaStock19, we are bringing a special radio hour episode collating the wisdom from 5 speakers we hosted at SaaStock18, who will be joining us again at SaaStock19. We have gathered tactical advice from Patrick Campbell, CEO and founder of ProfitWell, April Dunford, Founder of Ambient Strategy, Bridget Harris, CEO and Co-Founder of youcanbook.me, Eris Siu, CEO of Single Grain, and Steli Efti, CEO and Founder of Close.io who in different ways and for different reasons would agree on the essential importance of speaking to customers. As you are listening it may seem like they are talking about something completely separate, yet they always get to the same conclusion: whatever the challenge, part or the resolution is directly connected with talking to your customers. That is as valid for building better products and improving them, as it is to positioning your product better, getting more traffic to your website and improving your sales emails. Super early bird tickets are now on sale, so grab yours now. You can watch Eric Siu's entire presentation here

Bridget Harris, CEO and co-founder of youcanbook.me, had initially assumed she would be raising money for the online scheduling tool she was building with her co-founder. Bridget and Keith Harris spoke to many investors, looked at many term sheets and soon began grasping a peculiar fact - running a company with VC funding doesn't make things easier, if anything, it may make them more difficult. The latest guest on the SaaS Revolution Show, Bridget has been bootstrapping youcanbook.me for the past six years. While the bootstrapped route is not for the faint-hearted, it allowed them to grow as fast as they wanted, even if that required expert knowledge of the difference between cash flow and actual income The company now employs 13 people and recently reached $2 million in ARR and is well on track to get to $3 million by the end of the year. Listen on to learn: How you learn to determine which expense makes sense and which doesn't What made Bridget well suited for the bootstrapped path How to know when to take a risk and when not to How to make the finances work in a bootstrapped company and still grow What is a defining characteristic of a great entrepreneur P.S. We are bringing SaaStock on Tour. First up is London on March 21st. Spend the day in the company of 300 SaaS founders, their executive teams and local VCs and see Des Traynor Co-founder and CSO of Intercom, Ryan Singer, Head of Strategy at Basecamp, Peter Holten Mulhmann CEO of Trustpilot, Philippe Botteri Partner at Accel and Laurence Bret Stern, CRO at Pipedrive to name a few. https://www.saastock.com/ontour/city/london

In this episode of the Founder Origin Stories, Sherry interviews Bridget Harris of YouCanBook.me. Bridget talks about the variety of careers she had held before becoming a full time entrepreneur. Support ZenFounder

In this episode of the Founder Origin Stories, Sherry interviews Bridget Harris of YouCanBook.me. Bridget talks about the variety of careers she had held before becoming a full time entrepreneur. Support ZenFounder The post Episode 131: Founder Origin Stories: Bridget Harris appeared first on ZenFounder.

Freemium is a wildly popular pricing model these days. But how do you make the free plan work for your business, not disrupt it? Today our guest is Bridget Harris, CEO and co-founder of YouCanBook.me. You'll learn why freemium is a great marketing tool, why free and paid users almost never overlap, and how to find the right balance between free and paid features. I already applied many of Bridget's tips in Tiny Reminder and am very grateful for her advice! Podcast feed: subscribe to http://simplecast.fm/podcasts/1441/rss in your favorite podcast app, and follow us on iTunes, Stitcher, or Google Play Music. Show Notes YouCanBook.me — Bridget's scheduling product we're talking about How freemium nearly caused our business to implode — an article by Josh Pigford of Baremetrics Tiny Reminder — my software product which also features a freemium model Get in touch with team@youcanbook.me for your extended trial Follow Bridget on Twitter: @bridgettoday Drop Bridget a line at bridget@youcanbook.me Today's Sponsor This episode is brought to you by Balsamiq Mockups. Balsamiq Mockups is a rapid wireframing tool that helps you work faster and smarter. It reproduces the experience of sketching on a whiteboard, but using a computer. Making mockups is fast: you'll generate more ideas, so you can throw out the bad ones and discover the best solutions. Try it free for 30 days at balsamiq.com. Interested in sponsoring an episode? Learn more here. Leave a Review Reviews are hugely important because they help new people discover this podcast. If you enjoyed listening to this episode, please leave a review on iTunes. Here's how.

Long before becoming a successful startup founder, Bridget Harris could be found busking Celtic Folk in London. In a conversation with Intercom's John Collins, she explains how her busking days shaped the way she runs YouCanBook.me, why she opted to bootstrap over the conventional VC funding route, and much more.

Bridget is the co-founder and CEO of YouCanBook.me, a SaaS tool which allows your customers to easily book your time, fuss free. At BoS Conference Europe 2016, she discussed the growth of the company, and likened her busking background to that of her experience of growing a company. She touched on many of her experiences in growing YouCanBook.me, from dealing to VC's, to remote working, to the hiring process and their policy of ‘blind hiring' to ensure the best people get the job based on merit alone, and shared actionable tips on each of these. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/business-of-software/message

Bridget Harris is the CEO and co-founder of YouCanBookMe, a cloud-based service which allows your customers to schedule appointments and make bookings with you using your online calendar. She is also the previous special advisor for Deputy Prime Minister in the UK.

Bridget Harris is the CEO and co-founder of YouCanBookMe, a cloud-based service which allows your customers to schedule appointments and make bookings with you using your online calendar. She is also the previous special advisor for Deputy Prime Minister in the UK.

Politics to Entrepreneurship with Bridget Harris Bridget Harris is the CEO and co-founder of YouCanBook.Me, a cloud-based service which allows your customers to schedule appointments and make bookings with you using your online calendar. She is also the previous special advisor for Deputy Prime Minister in the UK. You can connect with Bridget by visiting YouCanBook.Me or through Twitter – @bridgettoday. You may also send her an email via bridget@youcanbook.me. Full-time business Bridget started YouCanBookMe with her husband more than 7 years ago. They've been building their company without vacations for a long time already as it took a long time for their business to generate sufficient revenue. In 2012, YouCanBookMe started generating sufficient turnover every month to warrant Bridget […] The post Politics to Entrepreneurship with Bridget Harris appeared first on New Media Europe.

Intercom managing editor John Collins hosts a panel of London-based startups at the first stop of the Inside Intercom World Tour. It's a lively discussion about what makes great product, and panelists include Bridget Harris, CEO and co-founder of You Can Book Me; Will Swannell, CEO and co-founder of Hire Space; and James Blackwell, co-founder of Buzz Sumo.

Bridget Harris is the co-founder and CEO of YouCanBookMe, a SaaS product that helps you schedule meetings. The product was launched in 2011 and today serves tens of thousands of users and handles almost half a million bookings each month. Bridget started her career in the film and television industry. She then moved into politics where she ended being an advisor to the UK Deputy Prime Minister. And then in 2012, she took on the role of CEO at YouCanBookMe. The company is based in the UK and has been bootstrapped from day one. Links, Resources & People Mentioned YouCanBookMe - @youcanbookme whenisgood.net Weebly Xero Keith Harris - @coderkeith Bridget Harris - @bridgettoday Omer Khan - @omerkhan Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe to the podcast Leave a rating and review Follow Omer on Twitter Need help with your SaaS? Join SaaS Club Plus: our membership and community for new and early-stage SaaS founders. Join and get training & support. Join SaaS Club Launch: a 12-week group coaching program to help you get your SaaS from zero to your first $10K revenue. Apply for SaaS Club Accelerate: If you'd like to work directly with Omer 1:1, then request a free strategy session.

Bridget Harris is the co-founder and CEO of YouCanBookMe, a SaaS product that helps you schedule meetings. The product was launched in 2011 and today serves tens of thousands of users and handles almost half a million bookings each month. Bridget started her career in the film and television industry. She then moved into politics where she ended being an advisor to the UK Deputy Prime Minister. And then in 2012, she took on the role of CEO at YouCanBookMe. The company is based in the UK and has been bootstrapped from day one.Links, Resources & People MentionedYouCanBookMe - @youcanbookmewhenisgood.netWeeblyXeroKeith Harris - @coderkeithBridget Harris - @bridgettodayOmer Khan - @omerkhanEnjoyed this episode?Subscribe to the podcastLeave a rating and reviewFollow Omer on TwitterNeed help with your SaaS?Join SaaS Club Plus: our membership and community for new and early-stage SaaS founders. Join and get training & support.Join SaaS Club Launch: a 12-week group coaching program to help you get your SaaS from zero to your first $10K revenue.Apply for SaaS Club Accelerate: If you'd like to work directly with Omer 1:1, then request a free strategy session.

Victoria speaks to one of the women who has made allegations against former Liberal Democrat Chief Executive Lord Rennard, accusing him of behaving inappropriately towards her.