Podcast appearances and mentions of chris neumann

Predigt von Chris Neumann am Sonntag, 27.04.2025.Wie schön wäre das, eine Freude die immer bleibt und niemals aufhört. Ist das nur ein Wunsch oder gibt es sowas wirklich? Wir machen uns gemeinsam mit allen Generationen auf die Suche nach dieser Freude und viel mehr noch nach ihrem Ursprung.

Rudy, a founder in fund-raising mode, received a verbal term sheet. A what? Heidi informs Rudy that there is no such thing as a verbal term sheet and flags all the other issues with the investor's offer. In this episode, Heidi resets Rudy's expectations of what is involved in the fund-raising process, including the time it will take to properly diligence investors.  More information: https://www.threshold.vc/podcast/the-case-of-the-verbal-term-sheet Further Reading: Here's a great piece about whether Term Sheets are legally binding, and what happens to your reputation if you renege on one. Term sheets are typically non-binding in that neither side is obligated to close the deal. But what is usually binding is confidentiality and exclusivity: https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/are-term-sheets-really-nonbinding-1765649/ Y Combinator has a great piece on seed fundraising, which goes into detail about debt versus equity here: https://www.ycombinator.com/library/4A-a-guide-to-seed-fundraising Here's a good post on SAFEs versus convertible notes: https://blog.hubspot.com/sales/safe-vs-convertible-note And, finally, seed-stage investor Chris Neumann on how to diligence a VC: https://chrisneumann.com/archives/how-to-diligence-a-vc   

Today I'm joined by Moses who co-hosts the Lay Frame Podcast with Chris Neumann. The show LIVEstreams on Facebook every Thursday at 7pm Arizona Time and coming soon to Roku! Moses is a Phoenix-based stand-up comic, mini truck builder, and breakfast cook. Follows are Encouraged!: ig:  @LayFramePodcast  fb: @LayFramePodcast fb: @Moses Mercado ig: @JuanTimePodcast tw/x: @JuanTimePodcast fb: @ThisJuanTime www.ThisJuanTime.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thisjuantime/support

"There is a special place in hell for investors who intentionally screw over their founders with no empathy for the journey or the challenges that they are going through." Panache Ventures partner Chris Neumann joins to answer listener questions about his blog writing, the state of Canadian accelerators, and what VCs are talking about. Sponsored by Invest Ottawa.

In Episode 69 of the Afternoon "T" podcast Chris Neumann joins host Chris hobbs for a chat. Have a listen while Chris Neumann discusses how venture capitalists need to have the qualities of both a hunter and a farmer (4:20), how vastly different the investment environment in Silicon Valley is from the rest of the world (23:00), and offers his thoughts for tech founders seeking investment in this changing economic landscape (33:00). We'll also learn a little about this week's "Startup we love" Wavy courtesy of co-founder Shawn Hewat (26:30), who joins us with a question for Chris Neumann.

Episode 79 is with Chris Neumann, General Partner at Panache Ventures. Panache Ventures is Canada's most active seed stage venture capital fund. The fund has a founders-first philosophy, a commitment to diversity and strategically co-invests with smart angel investors and seed stage funds. Chris has 18 years of experience in Silicon Valley as an engineer, early startup employee, founder and investor. He helped build the world's first 100 TB data warehouse, has invested in companies in more than 20 countries, and has mentored startups across 6 continents. In this episode, Aman speaks to Chris about his journey from tech to VC. He details his fundraising experiences as a founder, his advisory methods now as a VC, and how Panache is pushing the Canadian tech ecosystem ahead. Panache Ventures https://www.panache.vc/ Chris Neumann https://chrisneumann.com/ Timestamps 2:24 - Chris' Background 13:43 - Tech Industry from 2000s to 2020s 17:20 - Chris' Lumberjack Profile Pic 20:00 - Fundraising for a Data Start-Up 24:30 - Advisor vs Investor 25:50 - Challenges of Being a Founder 27:54 - Chris Critiques His Own Pitch Deck 33:44 - Best Advice for Founders 37:20 - Risk Tolerance is Relative 42:00 - Why Silicone Valley is so Unique 52:10 - How Panache Helps Companies & Founders 57:35 - Best Advice for Getting into VC

Changing your pricing strategy is the quickest way to scale. On this episode, we interview Chris Neumann, CEO at Cro Metrics to discuss how evolving his pricing strategy has allowed him to scale.

Have you ever wondered what makes Silicon Valley such a successful ecosystem? Or why there's so much big data buzz? Chris was the founder of DataHero (acquired by Cloudability), and employee #1 at AsterData (acquired by Teradata for USD$263m). In this episode, we had the opportunity to talk to Chris about his experiences at the forefront of technology—from the inception of big data to Motorola's attempt at designing the iPhone. Chris also discusses the drivers behind Silicon Valley's success, and how he plans to narrow the expertise gap between Silicon Valley and the rest of the world, starting with Canada, through Commonwealth Ventures. Front Row Ventures is excited to take you backstage into Canada's tech ecosystem and its success stories. We asked Canada's leading investors, founders, and tech minds to share their experiences. From successful Canadians doing business in Canada to expats working abroad, we deep dive into their journey to success and the stories behind it. Come in close. Brace yourselves for the real stories; because we had the same questions. So we asked them.

Silicon Valley entrepreneur and angel investor, Chris Neumann, shares his insights on what founders need to know about raising VC investment, and why equity investment is not right for every startup. Chris joined Vicky Brock in Edinburgh while on a whistle-stop tour of the UK, where he was giving a series of fireside chats with Barclays Eagle Labs, to help early stage founders separate fact from fiction when it comes to Silicon Valley myths and the reality of startup fundraising. A short and sweet episode, as Chris had less than 30 minutes before he was due on stage, he makes the critical point that VC money comes with very specific expectations around growth, and that founders pursuing that path - especially those in small countries or regions - need to broaden their perspective and map their development and progress to a suitably ambition baseline: "Founders who want to go down the path of creating a globally changing company, it is important to get outside your own country fast. Most founders think of being the best, most successful company in their country. Silicon Valley founders think about winning the world."

Sean talks about VC investments in Silicon Valley vs elsewhere in the world. Learnings are given from Chris Neumann the Founder and CEO of Commonwealth Ventures based in San Francisco. Chris previously worked for 500 Startups.

We interviewed Chris Neumann (The Growth Hacker). He is the founder and CEO of CROmetrics. CROmetrics performs A/B testing for a large number of companies. It provides the marketing, product, design and engineering know-how, to develop the team’s performance. They’ll map out a strategy for optimizing the website and the customer research. CROmetrics is a team of about 50 people and is distributed all through the US. In this episode we talked to Chris about, Conversion Rate Optimization “CRO”, why is CROmetrics fully remote, instilling company culture, the hiring process, their tools, and how to give feedback. Show highlights? Culture is one of the most important things for Chris. As CEO of CROmetrics, he believes that culture is on the biggest leverages to maintain the company. Chris gave us a couple of tips on how to create and maintain a culture, at least something that is working in CROmetrics… 1) Work on feedbacks, 2) Book clubs, 3) One-on-ones, 4) Yearly retreats

The 16 in 16 series opens up with Jacob Davey hosting and talking with Mr. Brew City himself, Chris Neumann. The path was strange getting to Morenci this year for BCW, and Chris knows that. He and Jacob talk about it all! Fun show to open up the 16 shows in 16 days series!

Trent and guest host Chris Neumann team up to bring you Episode 64, where they interview Palisades WBL/Fast Plastic superstar, Jordan Robles. To open the show, Auston Steffes joins for “Either Or”.

Carl and Farkas start off the show by catching up, then welcome Chris Neumann, Commissioner of Brew City Wiffleball in Wisconsin. Chris talks about how get got involved with wiffle, his chances in the NWLA Tournament this year, and his true feelings about getting passed up in the SWBL draft over beer.

Chris Neumann is a local filmmaker who displays a variety of popular and quirky interests. From hosting the Asheville Hiking Group, to producing television show Stashers and Cachers, Chris is a busy and interesting local flavor. Stashers and Cashers is a reality television show concept dreamed up by Neumann, who enjoys geocaching as a hobby. Geocaching is likened to a high tech treasure hunt chase, where cachers are given coordinates to clues and hidden objects. There are various levels of geocachers, and some like Chris enjoy setting up elaborate stages that challenge an individuals smarts and stamina while embarking on their challenging quest. While he is not staging elaborate geocaching missions, and leading hikes, Chris enjoys doing film work. One of his most recent projects was participating in the Doritos Crash The Superbowl Challenge. Chris led a small team to film their 30 second commercial in the waters of Lake Lure. Check out their hilarious entry here, and take a moment to rate it.  Learn more about Chris, geocaching, filmmaking, doritos, and more by listening to the most recent episode of Finding Asheville now.

Growth hacker Chris Neumann reveals growth hacking secrets.