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Join us in this enlightening episode as we sit down with Andrea Breanna, the dynamic founder and CEO of RebelMouse. Discover how Andrea's journey from CTO at HuffPost to leading RebelMouse is reshaping the way we think about digital content and website performance. Andrea shares her insights on the importance of creating inclusive and accessible online spaces, the challenges and triumphs of entrepreneurship, and how RebelMouse is empowering brands and creators to achieve their digital potential. From discussing the impact of SEO and Core Web Vitals on web traffic to delving into Andrea's personal journey of self-discovery and advocacy for gender fluidity, this episode is a deep dive into the intersection of technology, identity, and media. Andrea's work at Fluidity.Love, a venture focused on understanding gender fluidity and distributing missing narratives in media, highlights the need for diversity and inclusion in all aspects of society, including the tech industry. Learn how RebelMouse is not just a platform but a movement towards more humane and empathetic digital experiences. Don't miss Andrea's advice for aspiring entrepreneurs and her vision for the future of digital content. Whether you're involved in tech, media, or simply passionate about creating a more inclusive world, this episode is packed with inspiration, innovation, and insight. This show is supported by www.matchrelevant.com. A company that helps venture-backed Startups find the best people available in the market, who have the skills, experience, and desire to grow. With over a decade of experience in recruitment across multiple domains, they give people career options to choose from in their career journey.

Andrea Breanna's life's work has been on building high traffic websites and is the straight talking founder of RebelMouse that has built two of the most important new media companies of this decade. It also powers content hubs and media properties for brands, like United Airlines, BlackRock, Flonase and many more.  Before that, she was CTO of HuffingtonPost, where she led product, design and engineering. In today's interview with Ryan she discusses both of these and much, much more.   KEY TAKEAWAYS Due to the rise and reliability of remote technologies, the physical office has less importance. Face to face still plays a key part, especially in sales, but for the day today running, you have the whole world to recruit from. As far as the customer experience goes, for a high percentage of companies the website will be the first point of contact and so many companies still fail to see the potential even now. Creating an ever evolving and positive user experience can guarantee return visits.  There's always the temptation to continue to burn money in VC funded companies because of the nature of the model. Moving away from that and switching to a more sustainable model may seem painful, but in the long run it can enhance your business. For a company, your sales team is the most important part of the company and as such can also be the most expensive if they're not completely on brand and aligned with your mission.    BEST MOMENTS ‘We're globally distributed. There are eighty-seven of us actually and we're in thirty-one countries. '  ‘Consumers don't have empathy for a bad website.”  ‘Now, a year and a half after announcing core web vitals, very few sites are getting a good grade. Most of them are getting absolute failures and that type of thing is what we keep all of our clients monitored on so it's not like each client has to worry about that, the platform worries about those things.' ‘What you're told is to learn to burn money.'     Do You Want The Closing Secrets That Helped Close Over $125 Million in New Business for Free?"  Grab them HERE: https://www.whalesellingsystem.com/closingsecrets   Ryan Staley Founder and CEO Whale Boss 312-848-7443 ryan@whalesellingsystem.com www.ryanstaley.io Andrea Breanna - https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreabreanna   ABOUT THE SHOW How do you grow like a VC backed company without taking on investors? Do you want to create a lifestyle business, a performance business or an empire? How do you scale to an exit without losing your freedom? Join the host Ryan Staley every Monday and Wednesday for conversations with the brightest and best Founders, CEO's and Entrepreneurs to crack the code on repeatable revenue growth, leadership, lifestyle freedom and mindset. This show has featured Startup and Billion Dollar Founders, Best Selling Authors, and the World's Top Sales and Marketing Experts like Terry Jones (Founder of Travelocity and Chairman of Kayak), Andrew Gazdecki (Founder of Micro Acquire), Harpaul Sambhi (Founder of Magical with a previous exit to LinkedIn) and many more. This is where Scaling and Sales are made simple in 25 minutes or less.   ABOUT THE HOST Ryan is a Founder, Podcast Host, Speaker, Loving Father, Husband and Dog Dad. He is an 18x award winner and grew a business unit from 0-$30M in Annual Recurring Revenue while adding $30M in capital revenue in less than 6 years.  He did this all with only 4 salespeople and without demand generation.   Whether you are a new founder, VP or CEO who is already generating 6, 7 or even multiple 8 figures annually, you are going to gain knowledge about sales you didn't know existed. Support the show: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryan-staley/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Jonathan reveals some sad news about a member of his family and explores the the process of losing a loving and loyal pet.  Jonathan then speaks with Andrea Breanna, who is proudly and openly Transbian (Transgender Lesbian).  Andrea speaks on  her coming out story and the way in which her family handled it as well as what it has been like working in corporate America being Transgender.  Andrea then talks about creating her own loving family, which includes her wife and 4 kids in Brooklyn, New York.*******About AndreaAndrea Breanna is the founder and CEO of RebelMouse. RebelMouse is a creative agency and CMS platform for enterprise brands and media companies. The platform reaches 160 million people monthly. Before launching RebelMouse, Andrea was CTO of The Huffington Post. https://twitter.com/andreabreannany https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreabreanna/

Today on the Alt Goes Mainstream podcast we have Web3's wizard with words. Jarrod Dicker, Partner at TCG, where he focuses on crypto investments that are enabling the consumerization of crypto.Jarrod is an expert at the intersection of crypto / NFTs and the media world. He was both an entrepreneur and investor in the media world prior to joining TCG.We had a fascinating discussion about the transition to the Web3 world.We covered: Whether or not everyone is now an investor and everything is now investable. How social credentialism and the idea of time as an investment – is key to Web3. We ended the podcast with some of Jarrod's famed Web2 // Web3 tweets because he truly is a wizard with words and is a translator for the world of Web3. There are few people in the crypto space whose content I enjoy reading than Jarrod's. His Tweets and writing (on Mirror.xyz, where he's an investor) are incredibly prescient and speaks to his knowledge of the crypto space.He joined TCG, the famed consumer investor (Twitter, Barstool, Crunchyroll, Hodinkee, Headspace, Dapper Labs), to invest into companies and protocols that create the onramps for consumers to the cryptoeconomy.They've invested in the likes of Zed Run and Dapper and Jarrod's thought leadership and experience in the media and content worlds should help them continue to access the best.Prior to TCG Crypto, he was the CEO of Po.et, a decentralized media tech company, where he was a pioneer in bringing blockchain to the media and advertising space. He formerly led innovation at The Washington Post, where he was responsible for building out their research, experimentation, and development team and running all of their innovation / commercialization efforts as VP of Commercial.He also held similar roles at RebelMouse, Time, and HuffPo. Jarrod is one of the most thoughtful thinkers on how Web3 will change content, content creation, and creators relationships with their community.I'm excited to see how he builds out TCG and the types of investments they make into the infrastructure building out Web3 so that crypto truly goes mainstream.Thanks Jarrod for coming on the Alt Goes Mainstream podcast. 

Andrea Breanna is the Founder and CEO of RebelMouse, a content platform and creative agency that reaches 100 million people on a monthly basis. RebelMouse has helped launch some of the most impactful media companies from the past decade, including The Dodo and Axios. Before founding RebelMouse, Andrea was the CTO of HuffPost (formerly The Huffington Post), where she led the design, product, and engineering teams. Andrea is proudly transgender and in 2017 founded Fluidity.Love, a company incubated at RebelMouse that is on a mission to help the world understand gender fluidity. In this episode… There is seemingly no shortage of content on the internet. These days, thousands of businesses and publications vie for increasingly shortened attention spans. So, if your content is going to stand out from the crowd, it needs to be remarkable, relevant, and perfectly designed. The difficult part is knowing where to start. Andrea Breanna worked as the CTO of HuffPost, where she learned how to create memorable content that attracts millions of visitors. She's carried this expertise over to her content platform and creative agency, RebelMouse, which specializes in using creative technology to build new and innovative media companies. Andrea has learned firsthand what the ingredients to successful content are — and she's here to share them with you. In this episode of the Revenue Engine Podcast, Alex Gluz talks to Andrea Breanna, the Founder and CEO of RebelMouse, about the secret to creating contagious content. They go over the current trends in marketing and content creation, the key ingredients for a view-worthy post, and how to blend CMS and media publishing. They also discuss how startups can effectively use their funding. Stay tuned to hear all this and more!

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Jarrod Dicker is currently the commercial chief at the Washington Post. There, he oversees the business of The Post across advertising, subscriptions and R&D as well as new ventures (like WaPo’s Zeus, which we discuss in-depth during this interview) and is a former CEO/founder in the crypto space (po.et). Prior to his days at the Post, he ran product, engineering and business teams at RebelMouse, The Huffington Post and Time Inc.Before his current media role, he started his career as a music journalist and photographer, amassing over 100 interviews with musicians/bands/artists. When he’s not doing everything I just shared, he writes on the creator economy and the application of it for independents and existing media companies.WARNING: If you’re expecting a “professional” (aka boring) chat about media and the creator economy, you’re going to be disappointed with this one. Jarrod and I go DEEP on newsletters, Substack (duh), how journalists are the new rock stars and how THAT makes newspapers the new record labels.We also talk about the media landscape in 2021 and beyond, why all journalists should learn the business side of media and I reveal why I have 0% interest of partnering this newsletter with a legacy media brand (Not gonna lie, this might be the take that kills the remaining dreams I had of ever getting a fawning profile in the NYT, lol).If you’re a media operator, publisher, writer, editor, advertising person, suit, C-suite person looking to get more in tune or you’re just someone who is really really really nerdy about this stuff, today’s episode is for you.

Learn About DailyPay: The Recognized Gold Standard in On-Demand Pay. View the full video interview here: https://dojo.nearsoft.com/interviews/employers-can-give-employees-the-power-of-control-and-choice-with-on-demand-pay/ Jeanniey Walden is a nationally-acclaimed and award-winning business expert, author, mentor, and entrepreneurial Chief Marketing Officer who uses innovation to transform the way companies work to accelerate growth and brand impact. Currently, she is the CMO of DailyPay and transforming the employee payday. Walden believes success can only be achieved when you start with a foundation of an authentic, inspirational and relatable customer experience, and marry that foundation to the latest advances in technology. Throughout her career, Jeanniey has led global Marketing and Growth for Fortune 1000 companies including Mercer, Ogilvy, Barnes & Noble and JCPenney, as well as industry transforming start-ups including Zinio, RebelMouse and Ringblingz. A recognized “Woman in Business” and an entrepreneur, she has authored multiple books and launched five companies, including the Email Experience Council. Most recently, Jeanniey was named transformational CMO of the Year by the CMO Club, serves on the board of MarketingEDGE and is an advisor to select up-and-coming start-Ups. She is a highly sought-after public speaker and frequently shares her keen business insight on nationally-syndicated and major market television and radio shows. Links of interest DailyPay’s Spend Different Landing Page – https://www.dailypay.com/spend-different/ DailyPay’s Spend Different Press Release – http://bit.ly/HarrisPollDailyPay DailyPay’s Work Different Landing Page – https://www.dailypay.com/work-different/ DailyPay’s Pay Different Video – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qQp-L1Fqg0 DailyPay’s PayEx Platform – https://www.dailypay.com/payex/

Jeanniey Walden (formerly known as Jeanniey Mullen) is an award-winning, entrepreneurial Chief Marketing Officer who uses innovation to transform the way companies work to accelerate growth and brand impact. Currently, she is the CMO of DailyPay, helping to transform the way employees get paid. Jeanniey believes success can only be achieved when you start with a foundation of authentic, inspirational and relatable customer experiences, and marry them with the latest in advances in technology. Throughout her career, Jeanniey has led global Marketing and Growth for Fortune 1000 companies, including Mercer, Ogilvy, Barnes & Noble and JCPenney, as well as industry-transforming start-ups, including Zinio, RebelMouse and Ringblingz. Jeanniey holds a master’s degree from the University of Pittsburgh. A recognized “Woman in Business” and an entrepreneur, she has authored multiple books and launched five companies, including the Email Experience Council. Most recently, Jeanniey was named Transformational CMO of the Year by the CMO Club; she serves on the board of MarketingEDGE and is an advisor to select up-and-coming start-ups.

Jeanniey Walden (formerly known as Jeanniey Mullen) is an award-winning, entrepreneurial Chief Marketing Officer who uses innovation to transform the way companies work to accelerate growth and brand impact. Currently, she is the CMO of DailyPay, helping to transform the way employees get paid. Jeanniey believes success can only be achieved when you start with a foundation of authentic, inspirational and relatable customer experiences, and marry them with the latest in advances in technology. Throughout her career, Jeanniey has led global Marketing and Growth for Fortune 1000 companies, including Mercer, Ogilvy, Barnes & Noble and JCPenney, as well as industry-transforming start-ups, including Zinio, RebelMouse and Ringblingz. Jeanniey holds a master’s degree from the University of Pittsburgh. A recognized “Woman in Business” and an entrepreneur, she has authored multiple books and launched five companies, including the Email Experience Council. Most recently, Jeanniey was named Transformational CMO of the Year by the CMO Club; she serves on the board of MarketingEDGE and is an advisor to select up-and-coming start-ups.

Learn how Andrea Breanna went from being CTO of Huffington Post to creating her own company, RebelMouse. We dive into her journey, and what she's learned so far while growing her company. Shownotes: https://www.cavesocial.com/andrea-breanna

En este mes donde celebramos el orgullo LGBTTIQ+, queremos unirnos a la comunidad en su lucha contra la homofobia y discrimen compartiendo este Design Story sobre “Fluidity Love + LGBTTIQ+ Design” junto a Andrea Breanna CEO de Rebel Mouse. ¿Qué es Fluidity Love & quién es Andrea Breanna? Fluidity Love es una plataforma digital que permite visibilizar la comunidad LGBTTIQ+. Su misión es exponer y crear una plataforma segura en la cual todos puedan expresarse. Fluidity Love sirve como una plataforma digital que distribuye las historias que no presentan en los medios de hoy las historias de éxito de la comunidad LGBTTIQ+. Según Andrea, Fluidity Love tiene como meta que: “Las personas entiendan que está bien ser quien eres y escuchar y leer historias de personas felices y exitosas. Es un lugar positivo para expresarse” Andrea Breanna es la fundadora y directora ejecutiva de RebelMouse. RebelMouse es una agencia creativa con la mejor plataforma CMS del mundo. La compañía ha creado dos de las compañías de medios nuevos más grandes hasta la fecha, The Dodo y Axios, las cuales eran meras ideas cuando RebelMouse comenzó el trabajo de estrategia, diseño y desarrollo. RebelMouse también impulsa el Hub de United Airlines y muchos de los sitios de medios más populares que conoce y ama. En conjunto, las propiedades impulsadas por RebelMouse llegan a más de 50 millones de personas al mes, lo que la convierte en una de las 50 propiedades más importantes de los EE. UU. y una de las 500 más importantes del mundo. Andrea es orgullosa y abiertamente transgénero. Específicamente, Andrea se identifica como lesbiana transgénero no binaria y está felizmente casada con Milena Berry, fundadora y directora ejecutiva de PowerToFly. Juntas tienen cuatro hijos hermosos y viven en Tribeca, Nueva York. Antes de RebelMouse, Andrea era CTO de The Huffington Post, donde se unió en el primer año de vida de la compañía y dirigió los equipos de productos, diseño e ingeniería. Video creado y publicado por CNN Business ¿Por qué es importante incluir en el proceso de diseño a la comunidad LGBTTIQ+? Parte de nuestra responsabilidad como diseñadores/creativos es conocer a la audiencia/usuarios. Es por esto que debemos considerar el incluir la diversidad de personas que podrían ser audiencia o potenciales usuarios en este proceso de diseño. Ser inclusivos es diseñar y crear contenido que considere a todas las personas, a la pluralidad de identidades de género, en vez de quedarnos con el binomio hombre/mujer. Al ser inclusivos con estas minorías, podemos erradicar estas experiencias de usuario que, al día de hoy, no son las mejores para las personas que entienden que hombre/mujer no los define. Aquí algunos ejemplos: Experiencias de Usuario no placenteras Las estadísticas nos permiten examinar tendencias, patrones y son unas de las herramientas útiles para llevar a cabo investigaciones. La data recolectada se convierte en información y ésta, puede brindarnos un nuevo conocimiento. Sin embargo, una pregunta constante que encontramos en cualquier investigación incluye una pregunta de gé --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/commandzpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/commandzpodcast/support

Everywhere you can find MillenZee: https://linktr.ee/millenzeepodcast // Intro Song: (Taiy's Pick!) // Free lunch- Isaiah Rashad Main Topic: Toy & Taiy discuss the views of Duality from the perspective of Millenials & Gen Zs. https://www.xonecole.com/meg-thee-stallion-fund-her-hustle/?utm_campaign=RebelMouse&socialux=facebook&share_id=5464569&utm_medium=social&utm_content=xoNecole.com&utm_source=facebook&fbclid=IwAR3wSot48fjJet4wwY-0ZbISzltpvxF4MSYQY6dZStNFoaKu28JvlGpgFZQ // Checkin' Us Out: Taiy is @Sheabuttahbaby Toy is @ToyniaBEdmond https://linktr.ee/toyniab.edmond Our Engineer is Baby D @_sup679th // ATL Events: Find more info on Toy's Live Book Reading on her SM! // Give Us Yo Money: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme2/MillenZee CashApp: $ToyniaBEdmond & $ShaeDinni --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/MillenZee/message

3 razones por las cuales debes darle play al episodio Aprende como el diseño de contenido puede hacerse viralComprende la importancia de cada aspecto del diseño de un post para social mediaConoce como un diseñador puede lograr resaltar un contenido en las redes sociales. Conoce a Andrea Breanna Andrea Breanna es la fundadora y CEO de RebelMouse. RebelMouse es una plataforma para marcas y nuevas compañías de medios. La empresa ha creado dos de las compañías de medios más grandes hasta la fecha, The Dodo y Axios, y el centro de United Airline. Antes de lanzar RebelMouse, Andrea fue CTO de HuffPost. Andrea también forma parte del Consejo Asesor de Consumidores de American Express y es asesora de Lerer Hippeau Ventures. Además, Andrea es orgullosamente transgénero y es la fundadora de Fluidity.Love donde ayuda a las personas a empoderarse sobre su self-love que todos debemos de llevar por dentro. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/commandzpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/commandzpodcast/support

This week we’re joined by Tarell Alvin McCraney, chair of play writing at the Yale School of Drama, 2013 recipient of a MacArthur Fellows Genius Grant, and the 2017 Academy Award winner for Best Adapted Screenplay for Moonlight. McCraney’s newest endeavor is his first television project, an original scripted series for Oprah Winfrey’s OWN Network called David Makes Man. The compelling lyrical drama will premiere on August 14.  David Makes Man centers on a 14-year-old prodigy from the projects of South Miami who is haunted by the death of his closest friend, and relied on by his hardworking mother to find a way out of poverty. We discuss the show, its phenomenal ensemble cast, his life since Moonlight, and how important it is for him to create Black art for Black people.  Later in the show we speak to culture writer Beandrea July about the new documentaryToni Morrison: The Pieces I Am. We discuss the themes of the documentary, Morrison’s legacy as a writer, and the resistance and criticism Morrison encountered from many other writers when it came to celebrating and honoring the brilliance of her work. In our Juicy Fruit segment this week, the model who cried “trans.” And even the bell can’t save “Saved By the Bell” actor and Extra TV host Mario Lopez from the backlash after his recent commentary that supporting trans children is “dangerous.”

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This episode is all about gender fluidity, love, fundraising, and overcoming fear. Andrea Berry launched a new website called Fluidity.Love - a company distributing narratives for people who like her, are gender fluid. You might know Berry as the former chief technical officer of Huffington Post. After HuffPo sold to AOL in 2011, Berry went on to found RebelMouse. A platform helping media companies and brands reach their target communities through social media. They've raised over $23 million from investors. Previously he built Avaaz.org and before that was CTO of CharterMac a real estate finance company that was market cap 4.5 billion at the time. Paul was VP, Internet for Palo Alto Software where he built bplans.com and the ecommerce business of paloalto.com. Most importantly, Paul was a co founder of thedogisland.com. We also filmed this interview through Facebook Live. You can watch it at http://bit.ly/2jwerfD --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/DreamNation/support

This episode is all about gender fluidity, love, fundraising, and overcoming fear. Paul/Andrea Berry launched a new website called Fluidity.Love - a company distributing narratives for people who like him, are gender fluid. You might know Berry as the former Chief Technical Officer of Huffington Post. After HuffPo sold to AOL in 2011, Berry went on to found RebelMouse, a platform helping media companies and brands reach their target communities through social media. They’ve raised over $23 million from investors.

Ex CTO of Huffington Post. Advisor to Lerer Hippeau Ventures. Digital Advisory Board , American ExpressLearn more: www.RebelMouse.comInfluential Influencers with Mike Saundershttp://businessinnovatorsradio.com/influential-entrepreneurs-with-mike-saunders/

Ex CTO of Huffington Post. Advisor to Lerer Hippeau Ventures. Digital Advisory Board , American ExpressLearn more: www.RebelMouse.comInfluential Influencers with Mike Saundershttp://businessinnovatorsradio.com/influential-entrepreneurs-with-mike-saunders/

One of the most important skills a local small business owner must master is that of capturing and holding the attention of their ideal customer.  That topic is the subject of the book Captivology by Ben Parr, which won a 2016 Small Business Book Award in the category of marketing from Small Business Trends magazine. Ben is a widely acclaimed tech journalist who has advised many well-known brands including Lufthansa, Rebelmouse, and AngelHack.  He has served as the Co-Editor and Editor-at-Large of Mashable and has been named one of the Forbes 30 Under 30. In his book, Ben defines three types of attention that marketers must be aware of and take into account–immediate attention, short attention, and long attention.  He also identifies seven “triggers” that we can use to capture these types of attention. In my interview with Ben, we discuss how a local business owner can use these seven triggers to make their marketing more effective.

Eric Hippeau is a Managing Partner at Lerer Hippeau Ventures. He is the chairman of RebelMouse and co-founder of NowThis Media. Previously, Eric was the Chief Executive Officer of The Huffington Post and a Special Partner at Softbank Capital, where he served as Managing Partner. Prior to Softbank Capital, Eric was Chairman and CEO of Ziff-Davis, which was the largest media company serving the technology sector. He serves on the Board of various private and public companies, including Buzzed & Starwood Hotels and Resorts. A special thank you to Mattermark for providing all the data displayed in today's show and you can find out more about Mattermark here!    In Today's Episode You Will Learn:   1.) How did Eric make his way into the world of tech and venture? 2.) Question from Eric Paley: How does Eric compare the role of VC to the role of operator and does Eric think each draws on the same skills and strengths?  3.) What does Eric think makes a great VC and what makes a great operator? Are there any commonalities in the individuals he has come across? 4.) Eric reveals the best pitches he has seen and what made them so effective and flips the coin to discuss the worst pitches and what not to do when pitching a VC? 5.) Eric has made many investments in adtech and content, an area most VCs are hesitant of. So why are VCs hesitant of this space and why does Eric think he and Ken have been able to master it and produce great returns? 6.) With Eric's experience as CEO at Huffington Post, how does Eric view the changes to the media landscape and what are his predictions and concerns for the next few years?   Items Mentioned In Today's Episode: Eric's Fave Book: The Lord of The Rings Eric's Fave Blog or Newsletter: Strictly VC, Dan Primack: Termsheet Eric's Most Recent Investment: The Drone Racing League As always you can follow The Twenty Minute VC, Harry and Eric on Twitter here! If you would like to see a more colourful side to Harry with many a mojito session, you can follow him on Instagram here!    Free Ebook: How to boost your Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO) by over 100%   Have you ever wanted to know who someone is simply from an email address? With Loyalty Bay's Super Users product now you can. Simply input an email address and it will go off and find publicly available profile information i.e. Linkedin, Facebook, Twitter etc for that email address. This is incredibly powerful in building a richer data profile on your users for marketers and business development people alike. Free 30 day Trial. Check out www.loyaltybay.co.uk      

Originally recorded in April 2011, in this episode Dave interviewed the CEO and co-founder of Thrillist, Ben Lerer. Dave and Ben talk about the founding story of Thrillist and its 2011 acquisition of JackThreads. Ben also discusses Lerer Ventures, a seed fund that he and his father started 2010. Now Lerer Hippeau Ventures, the fund has become one of the most active seed funds in New York. Some notable portfolio companies include MakerBot, Warby Parker, Refinery29, Plated, SailThru, Birchbox, Brit+Co, RebelMouse and Casper Mattresses.

This is the forty-eighth episode of Hack To Start. Your hosts, Franco Varriano (on Twitter @ FrancoVarriano) and Tyler Copeland (on Twitter @ TylerCopeland), speak with Megan Berry (on Twitter @ MeganBerry), the Head of Product Development at RebelMouse. Megan had previously led community at several startups including Klout. Now at RebelMouse, she joins us to share her insights on product development, growth, raising money, and much more!

It's a water slide through the city streets that will travel along Broad Street in Spartanburg on April 25th! It's three football fields long! Scott Bagwell with Go-Green events explains how it will work! Our full story http://www.wspa.com/category/269889/amy-wood?__rmid=looks-like-slide-the-city-is-c-932963113.html&xrs=RebelMouse_tw

Chase and Jenna catch up with RebelMouse founder Paul Berry to discuss Rebelmouse 2.0 - the next generation content platform for new media companies.

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Chase Jennings & Jenna Abdou interview Paul Berry, founder of RebelMouse and former CTO of The Huffington Post.

Applebees Social Adventure, Rebelmouse and Reality Controls The Bunker Project is recorded with a live interactive studio audience. Join us for a show in person in downtown Vancouver or via Google + Hangout. Or watch live on Hangouts On Air. Thanks to Wix.com for sponsoring The Bunker Project. Wix.com is the #1 platform in the […] The post 125 | The Bunker Project – Applebees #FAIL, Rebelmouse and Reality Controls appeared first on Podcast Hero ™ - High Converting Podcasts.

  Paul Berry is one of those guys I always want to get to hang out with but it's unlikely we get the chance unless we end up on the same team somewhere. His history in development and positioning is not too unlike mine. Odd since I apparently am old and he much younger.   In 1995 Paul was Project Manager/Developer at Know-ware consulting for companies such as DeutscheBanc and Morgan Stanley. Honing his skills there he soon moved on to Palo Alto Software ... read more   Entering the new millennium moved Paul to Related Capital as VP, Charter Mac as CTO and the Huffington Post as CTO and currently he serves on the Digital Advisory Board for American Express's Open and as founder at SoHo Tech Lab. But what we want to talk with Paul about today is his current status as founder and CEO at RebelMouse.   I'm not going to tell you about RebelMouse here. But I will tell you, like everything else, it may take you a few minutes to "get it". I'm "getting it" and I'm pretty sure you will, too. The best news is we have THE Rebel Mouse on the air, live, answering questions about RebelMouse to help us get it and get it right.   Join us live at noon eastern on July 10 at Social Media Edge Radio.  

Paul Berry was the CTO of Huffington Post from April 2007 through December 2011. He is currently the founder and CEO of RebelMouse, a social media startup, and Soho Tech Lab, an incubator. Here, he speaks with Emily Bell, director of the Tow Center for Digital Journalism at Columbia University, about where he's been, where he's going, and what's in store for social news.