Podcast appearances and mentions of neil thanedar

In today's episode of Category Visionaries, we speak with Neil Thanedar, Founder and GP of Utopic Ventures. Topics Discussed: Neil's Entrepreneurial experiences in product development for pharmaceutical, cosmetics, and supplement firms The broken funding model for science-based startups, and how that led to establishing Utopic Ventures Advocating for early-stage startups, particularly in the biotech sector, to foster scientific innovation and nurture potential founders Using high-resolution funding and Safe notes for startups to secure initial capital and get started with minimal investment Future funding interests for Utopic Ventures, from late-stage clinical trials to biotech work

Welcome to another episode of the Build In Public Podcast.Today's episode features Neil Thanedar, the founder & solo GP of Utopic, a pre-seed VC fund investing in biotech startups led by scientist CEOs.He is also the founder & chairman of Labdoor, a consumer watchdog with $7M+ in funding and 20M+ users, and Air to All, a 501(c)3 nonprofit medical device startup.In this interview, Neil and KP delve into a wide array of insightful topics, specifically about:●     Intro (00:00)●     How Labdoor came about (01:23)●     Labdoor's success and its brand awareness aspect (07:56)●     Transfiguring B2B to B2C (09:49)●     The potential of fractionalizing and democratizing startups (10:39)●     How Neil's dad influenced and inspired him (11:52)●     What Mittelstands are and their role in the startup world (13:55)●     A founder's mission beyond their startup (17:07)●     Startup politics (18:02)●     Imagining the ideal POTUS (22:39)●     The role of YC in Neil's career (28:40)●     Struggles of scientist CEOs (30:46)●     The power of writing in public (33:05)●     Hidden ambitions and obsessions (37:08)●     Desire on finding the front door for founders easier (47:48)●     Aspiring founders vs. Ambitious founders (50:20)●     What's next for Neil Thanedar (56:28)Build In Public Podcast is an interview show where KP chats with ambitious startup founders, CEOs, and top Internet creators to unpack their stories, insights, and lessons.Share your thoughts in the comment section.Thanks for listening! Links:Neil's Twitter: https://twitter.com/NeilThanedarUtopic Ventures on Twitter: https://twitter.com/UtopicVenturesUtopic Ventures website: https://utopicvc.com/KP's Twitter: https://twitter.com/thisiskp_KP's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/KarthikPuvvadaKP

Neil Thanedar is an entrepreneur, investor, scientist, altruist, and author. He is the founder & GP of Utopic, a pre-seed biotech VC fund investing in the future of science.In this episode we talk about:- Neil's story and how he started investing?- What are Mittelstands? - Why startups should stay indie as long as possible?- Their focus at Utopic Ventures- Biotech 2.0 and lots more Links mentioned: Find Neil's essays at https://neilthanedar.com/ Utopic Ventures - https://utopicvc.com/ Labdoor website - https://labdoor.com/ Follow Neil on Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/thanedar/ Follow Neil on Twitter - https://twitter.com/NeilThanedar⁠ Hosted by Prashant Choubey - https://www.linkedin.com/in/choubeysahab/ Find the video episode on our youtube channel - https://www.youtube.com/@VC10X Hope you like this episode, subscribe for more insightful episodes!

In this episode, Mr Neil Thanedar shares insights based on his journey from how he moved from running a lab with his father to starting up backed up by investors such as Mark Cuban. Neil takes us through the future of biotech.          Niel Thanedar is the founder and GP at Utopia Ventures. In Africa Neil invested in Paystack and believes African startups are still so underrated. Niel attended Y Combinator winter 2015, he is senior advisor for Shri Thanedar U.S. representative from Michigan's 13th congressional district. Neil is the founder and Chairman at Labdoor, Founder and CEO at Air to All, he is also an Author with over 100+ essays written, in the areas of startups and politics.              Podcast Recommendations: Alex Brown and Joe Gradwell   The founders podcast 

Neil Thanedar | CEO - Utopic, Founder - Labdoor Solving The World's Biggest Problems Taking inspiration from Edison's Lab, Warhol's Factory, and studios like Pixar, Disney, and Def Jam, Neil Thanedar created Utopic to be a modern idea factory, a group of companies where he and many others could spend their careers solving the world's biggest problems. Starting with Utopic Ventures, a pre-seed fund to invest in scientific and deep-tech startups, Neil's vision for Utopic includes Utopic Studio (startup studio), Utopic Live (events), Utopic Show (podcast), Utopic Club (community), and more. Neil is also the founder and chairman of Labdoor, an independent alternative to the FDA that tests and ranks over 1,000 vitamins, supplements, and other consumer products (dog food rankings coming soon!). https://www.whywestrive.com/episodes/utopic-neil-thanedar --

Welcome to the In Fitness & In Health PodcastNeil Thanedar graduated from college and immediately got to work. His company, Labdoor, is arguably the best company on the planet when it comes to independent research of the supplement industry. I actually purchased a pre-workout off of their website before recording this interview (and if you can get a broke startup-founder like me to spend $40+ on something online, then you know you have a quality product). They have made millions of dollars, raised $7M in funding from notable investors like Mark Cuban, and have transformed the supplement industry.Neil can be described as an entrepreneur, scientist, philanthropist, and activist. He is also the founder & CEO of Air to All, a nonprofit medical device startup designing low-cost respirators and ventilators for COVID-19 and beyond. He was previously co-founder and President of Avomeen Analytical Services, a product development and testing lab acquired for $30M+ in 2016. He has also served as Executive Director of The Detroit Partnership and Senior Advisor to his father Shri Thanedar in his campaigns for Governor and State Representative in Michigan.‍Some great lessons for founders that he speaks on:Every time customers give you feedback, write it down and analyze it. Create a company you're passionate about. Send monthly email updates to investors. As a business owner, you have to understand every aspect of your business, even if it's just a little bit - Everything from marketing, coding languages, business law, etc.‍Enjoy the episode!Welcome to the In Fitness & In Health Podcast Thanks so much for listening to the In Fitness and In Health podcast!Head to Westriveapp.com/podcast to learn more

Neil Thanedar of Labdoor discusses the recent developments in the testing of supplements

Neil Thanedar graduated from college and immediately got to work. His company, Labdoor, is arguably the best company on the planet when it comes to independent research of the supplement industry. I actually purchased a pre-workout off of their website before recording this interview (and if you can get a broke startup-founder like me to spend $40+ on something online, then you know you have a quality product). They have made millions of dollars, raised $7M in funding from notable investors like Mark Cuban, and have transformed the supplement industry. Some great lessons for founders that he speaks on: Every time customers give you feedback, write it down and analyze it Create a company you're passionate about Send monthly email updates to investors As a founder, you have to understand every aspect of your business, even if it's just a little bit. Everything from marketing, coding languages, business law, etc. Enjoy the episode! WeStrive: Be sure to check out the WeStrive App on IOS, Android, and if you're a personal trainer check us out at WeStriveApp.com to see if you want to sell your fitness plans or train privately with your clients through WeStrive.

Today's Episode I have the opportunity of interviewing Neil Thanedar who is the CEO and Co-Founder of Labdoor. Labdoor is an independent company that tests supplements. They find out whether products have what they claim and if they have any harmful ingredients or contaminants. Then, they grade and rank those products, write reports, and publish that information for free, so consumers can confidently buy the best supplements for their health. On Today's episode, we talk about the lack of regulation within the supplement industry and how Labdoor, is working to become the most trusted source for product data and rankings for supplements and so much more.

Saturday on the show host Scott Kitun talks to Mickey Costa of Access Network and Neil Thanedar of Labdoor. Access Network is a decentralized governance structure that incentivizes local growth and the future development of further financial tools. Labdoor is an independent company that tests supplements. They grade and rank products, write reports, and publish […]

In popular discourse, consumer safety is one of the most frequently cited reasons for government oversight. Neil Thanedar, my guest today, is co-founder and CEO of Labdoor, which can accomplish more than the FDA even claims to be able to, and more efficiently and inexpensively.

Labdoor is a company that conducts independent testing of supplements for quality, purity, and accuracy of contents – this episode includes my extended conversation with it's founder and CEO, Neil Thanedar.  Also, how long should you prep for?  I divide people into 2 groups and then delve into the particulars for both! The post The Drop Set – Episode 53: Neil Thanedar of Labdoor, How long should you prep? appeared first on Five Starr Physique.

Labdoor is a company that conducts independent testing of supplements for quality, purity, and accuracy of contents – this episode includes my extended conversation with it's founder and CEO, Neil Thanedar.  Also, how long should you prep for?  I divide people into 2 groups and then delve into the particulars for both! The post The Drop Set – Episode 53: Neil Thanedar of Labdoor, How long should you prep? appeared first on Five Starr Physique.

Neil Thanedar is the CEO of LabDoor. Born and raised in St. Louis, Missouri. Graduated from the University of Michigan in 2010. Worked as Executive Director of The Detroit Partnership. Co-founded Avomeen Analytical Services, an FDA-registered product safety laboratory. Named by CNNMoney as one its top ‘Generation Next’ Entrepreneurs to Watch in 2011. Won the Startup America Super Bowl Pitch Contest in 2012. Currently CEO & Founder at LabDoor, a digital health startup that uses science to tell you what’s really in consumer products. *** For Show Notes, Key Points, Contact Info, & Resources Mentioned on this episode visit here: Neil Thanedar Interview. ***  

Neil Thanedar, Labdoor

Today on the Chalene Show Neil Thanedar, CEO of Labdoor.com and his company is so up my alley! Get ready to be shocked and empowered all in one episode. Is your supplement a scam or the real deal? As consumers, we'd like to think that when we buy our vitamins and other supplements, those products are safe and effective. In reality, though, this isn't always the case.   Links from today’s episode: Neil's Website Neil's Twitter   Stop dieting & start living: www.131Method.com   Get the 131 Book!!!   Here’s The System I Use Every Day to be More Organized & Crazy Productive: www.pushjournal.com   Sign Up For MY WEEKLY NEWSLETTER and you'll get FREE tips on how to live a ridiculously amazing fun-filled life!   Be sure you are subscribed to this podcast to automatically receive your episodes!!!  Spotify Itunes  Stitcher    Subscribe to Build Your Tribe!!! Spotify  Itunes Stitcher      Join our NEW, awesome PodSquad on Facebook here!   Get episode show notes here: www.chalenejohnson.com/podcast    Connect with me on your fav social platform: SnapChat: ChaleneOfficial    Facebook: www.Facebook.com/Chalene      Instagram: www.Instagram.com/ChaleneJohnson    Twitter: www.Twitter.com/ChaleneJohnson   Hey! Send me a tweet & tell me what you think about the show! (Use the Hashtag) #TheChaleneShow so I know you’re a homie! XOXO Chalene

Recent investigations have shown supplements to not always contain what they say they do. Or at other times to have unwanted contaminants such as heavy metals. Learn to use 3rd party lab testing to select supplements that contain the active ingredients needed to provide the results you seek. Sometimes on this show, we discuss using supplements as tools to get desired results. Examples in past episodes included curcumin, activated charcoal, NT factor, Greens powder, oxaloacetate and many others. I've been aware for a long time that not all supplement products are equal in quality. For instance, if they actually contain as ...

In every drugstore aisle in America, shoppers cast the classic pose: two products in hand, confusion on their faces as they attempt to decipher the advertising claims and safety labels. It's an important decision, but it is so hard to be certain you're making the right call. A new company called buys dietary supplements and energy drinks off retail shelves and sites. Then, they send each product to an FDA-registered laboratory for a detailed chemical analysis. Their technical team then collects the laboratory results and builds algorithms to translate this data into simple grades and rankings. The result is that you get to find out what's good, what's bad, and whether your protein powder, fish oil, vitamin D, energy drink or multivitamin actually contains what it says it contains, and whether it has any nasty contaminants. In this episode with Neil Thanedar from Labdoor, you'll find out: -How supplement companies "cheat" when it comes to getting their products analyzed... -Why your protein powder may not actually have in it what it says it has in it... -The shocking truth about fish oil quality... -The one energy drink that is the biggest chemical cocktail in the supplement industry... -And much more! If you have questions, comments or feedback about Labdoor and the supplements industry, leave your thoughts at !