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Bienvenidos a Punto Biz, un podcast para hablar de Tendencias del Mercado y Negocios.¡Suscríbete a mi Podcast y califícalo!En este episodio de PuntoBiz quiero conversar acerca de la investigación de mercados y la importancia que tiene para ayudar a las empresas y a los emprendedores a competir mejor, pero además, de cómo la inteligencia artificial puede facilitar y potenciar esta tarea. Esto, a propósito de mi curso “Investigación de mercados para emprendedores y Pymes, impulsada por la inteligencia artificial”, disponible gratuitamente en la plataforma de apoyo a los emprendedores BPlus, una iniciativa promovida por Banplus.Debemos recordar que según Startup Genome el 90% de las startups fracasan y la principal razón generalmente se relaciona con que no existe una necesidad real en el mercado para el producto o servicio ofrecido (42% según un estudio de CB Insights). Mi objetivo con este curso es ayudar a que los emprendedores y las pymes comprendan la importancia de investigar el mercado para tomar decisiones informadas, empezando por aprender a definir las preguntas claves y las hipótesis que se contrastarán mediante el estudio. En el curso también enseño técnicas de recopilación y análisis de información además de enseñar cómo la inteligencia artificial puede facilitar gran parte de las tareas que conlleva realizar un estudio de mercado.Te invito a incorporar la investigación de mercados en tu proceso de toma de decisiones. Recuerda, lo perfecto es enemigo de lo bueno. Puedes realizar estudios específicos que sean económicamente viables y que tengan un retorno de la inversión. Por ahora, puedes empezar realizando mi curso en Bplus (gratuito): https://bplus.com.ve/formacion/courses/investigacion-de-mercado-para-emprendedores-y-pymes-impulsada-por-la-ia/Este episodio de PuntoBiz es posible gracias a...Gimar Distribution: https://gimardistribution.com/Banplus: https://www.banplus.com/Si quieres conocer más acerca de cómo la investigación puede apoyar a los emprendedores te invito a leer mi artículo: https://carlosjimenez.net/como-puede-ayudar-la-investigacion-de-mercados-a-los-emprendedores/RECURSOS:Suscríbete a mi boletín: ⁠https://www.carlosjimenez.net/registroDescarga mis ebooks: ⁠https://carlosjimenez.net/ebooks/⁠Website: ⁠http://www.carlosjimenez.net/⁠Punto Biz es un podcast producido por Carlos Jimenez, experto en identificar tendencias del mercado y diseñar estrategias de negocios para aprovechar las oportunidades que se derivan de los cambios en el comportamiento de los consumidores en América Latina. En este podcast se habla de tendencias, marketing y estrategias de negocios.Suscríbete a Carlos Jimenez Punto Biz en las principales plataformas¿Te gusto mi podcast? Califícame y agrega tu comentario.

11 juin 2024 Découvrez tous les services d'hébergement web, courriel et stockage de PlanetHoster, Grand partenaire d'InfoBref, à https://www.planethoster.comLors d'une rencontre avec François Legault, Justin Trudeau s'est engagé à verser 750 millions $ pour couvrir les coûts engendrés par l'augmentation du nombre de demandeurs d'asile au Québec de 2021 à 2023. Éric Duhaime propose une nouvelle version d'un 3e lien entre Québec et Lévis Le gouvernement Legault crée un comité sur l'avenir de l'industrie audiovisuelle Le taux de décrochage scolaire a augmenté pendant la pandémieÀ New York, le Conseil de sécurité de l'ONU a adopté une résolution qui salue le plan de cessez-le-feu proposé fin mai par le président américain Joe Biden. Le Commissariat à la protection de la vie privée du Canada enquête, avec son homologue du Royaume-Uni, sur une brèche de données découverte en octobre dernier dans l'entreprise américaine 23andMe, qui vend des services de dépistage génétique. Montréal occupe cette année le 39e rang mondial du palmarès des 300 principaux «écosystèmes de startups» dans le monde, selon le rapport annuel Global Startup Ecosystem Report produit par la firme de conseil américaine Startup Genome.Bell doit se départir de panneaux publicitaires pour réaliser une acquisitionL'entreprise finlandaise Nokia affirme qu'elle a réalisé le tout premier appel vocal «immersif» sur un réseau cellulaire 5G. Ce type d'appel permettrait d'entendre un son spatialisé tridimensionnel, un peu à la manière d'un cinéma maison, qui donnerait une perspective sonore de l'endroit où se trouve l'interlocuteur.Apple a dévoilé son IA: Apple IntelligenceÀ son congrès annuel Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple a présenté hier Apple Intelligence, un nouveau système qui ajoute plusieurs fonctions d'intelligence artificielle aux appareils de la marque. Apple Intelligence deviendra disponible d'abord aux États-Unis cette année. L'IA d'Apple pourra par exemple corriger le texte d'un message avant de l'envoyer, générer des images, et apprendre quels types de notifications sont importantes pour un utilisateur. Autre nouveauté: l'assistant vocal Siri d'Apple pourra utiliser le robot conversationnel ChatGPT d'OpenAI, à condition que l'utilisateur accepte que cette intégration soit activée.--- Détails sur ces nouvelles et autres nouvelles: https://infobref.com S'abonner aux infolettres gratuites d'InfoBref: https://infobref.com/infolettres Voir comment s'abonner au balado InfoBref sur les principales plateformes de balado: https://infobref.com/audio Commentaires et suggestions à l'animateur Patrick Pierra, et information sur la publicité-commandite de ce balado: editeur@infobref.com Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Climate disasters are on the rise, and as these events rise in both frequency and severity, the fight against climate change is also becoming more and more urgent. Canada has a wealth of passionate, inspiring cleantech innovators who are working hard to develop, deploy, and scale technologies and solutions that will help Canada and the world eliminate emissions, waste, and achieve a net zero economy. However, many innovators in Canada struggle to secure capital, attract customers or industry partners, and deploy their solutions on the open market. Which is where accelerators like Foresight come in. Through mentorship, education, industry and investor connections, and networking events, our programs have supported more than 1,000 Canadian cleantech ventures which have generated more than $439 million in revenue, created nearly 8,000 jobs, and have raised more than $1.4 billion dollars in funding. On this episode of Cleantech Forward, Foresight CEO and host Jeanette Jackson is joined by Foresight Canada's Senior Director of Market Transformation and the Senior Director of Cleantech with Social Innovation Canada, Barnabe Geis, and Cycle Momentum CEO Patrick Gagné. Together the three explore why these programs are indispensable for Canadian cleantech entrepreneurs, the driving forces behind cleantech acceleration in Canada, and what we can do to collectively accelerate cleantech adoption.Barnabe is the Senior Director of Market Transformation with Foresight Canada. He works to develop programs and partnerships that remove barriers, leverage policy developments, and grow market opportunities to accelerate the adoption and scale up of clean technologies. He is also the Senior Director of Cleantech with Social Innovation Canada, where he works to advance the development and adoption of clean technologies through social innovation, education, research, partnerships, and ecosystem development. While with the Centre for Social Innovation, Barnabe founded, and was the Executive Director of, Climate Ventures, an organization that fast-tracked the success of early-stage entrepreneurs, innovators, and leaders developing and implementing solutions to the climate crisis. Patrick Gagné is the CEO of Cycle Momentum, and a Board Member at Startup Montréal, as well as Zone Agtech. Patrick brings 25 years of experience in entrepreneurship and technology to his position as CEO, and has a thorough understanding of what businesses need in order to succeed. He has held positions with the Laval Smart Mobility Incubator and Accelerator, Startup Genome, and the InnoCité Montreal accelerator. Cycle Momentum offers entrepreneurs a specialized and personalized program of training workshops, networking sessions, and experienced mentors to help them develop and commercialize clean technologies and build globally competitive companies.Never miss an episode. Don't forget to subscribe to the Cleantech Forward podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or anywhere else you listen.

In 2019, Hub71 invited start-ups to move to Abu Dhabi, promising founders free housing, office space and health insurance for the first year, access to investors and one of the most dynamic and connected regions in the world. Four years later, Abu Dhabi's start-up ecosystem is among the fastest-growing in the world, according to a new ranking from Startup Genome. Amer Aidi, head of marketing and operations at Hub71, joins host Kelsey Warner this week to talk about what founders can expect if they move to the UAE and how the community – and the start-up scene in general – has changed in just four years. In this episode: Hosting Sam Altman and creating a community (0m 33s) Putting Abu Dhabi on the startup map (4m 26s) Measuring success at Hub71 and the fight for talent (9m 03s) Navigating the current marketplace and being sector agnostic (13m 56s)   Read more on our website: Silicon Valley remains top place for start-ups but Mena cities on the rise Funding for start-ups at Abu Dhabi's Hub71 hit $1.22bn at the end of 2022 Abu Dhabi's Hub71 unveils new ecosystem to support Web3 start-ups Subscribe to Business Extra for free to receive new episodes every week Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Podbean

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In this episode, we take a discerning look at Startup Genome's Annual Ecosystem Report, seeking to comprehend what the data reveals about Austin's innovation landscape, while also critically examining and challenging it where discrepancies arise. Forrest Wright, Research Assessment Lead at Startup Genome, joins us to decode the metrics and shed light on Austin's present and future trajectory in the innovation sector.Episode HighlightsStartup Genome's insightful report evaluates 290+ global startup ecosystems by scrutinizing six pivotal metrics: performance, funding, market reach, connectedness, talent, and knowledge.Despite a global 35% decline in startup funding in 2022, an unexpected trend emerged - the amount of funding per startup saw a significant surge, with AI cementing its position as a leading sector.Singapore's meteoric rise in the rankings from 18th to 8th is attributed to an influx of venture capital funding, the creation of 4 billion-dollar exits, and the emergence of 18 unicorns, including Coda Payments, which secured an impressive $690M in Series C. Demonstrating resilience and harboring potential for growth, Austin holds steady at 25th in the rankings despite a 30% fall in large-scale exits, countered by its burgeoning count of 12 unicorns.Breyer Capital, Bedrock Capital, and 8VC are among the heavyweights moving to Austin, signaling a strong belief in its ecosystem. This migration starkly contrasts Startup Genome's more retrospective rankings and the forward-looking confidence expressed by these industry leaders.What's next Austin? “The future is really bright. I think it actually bodes really well for Austin is you have these stalwart AI companies already there like SparkCognition, Mythic, and Tethr. I think they've all raised north of a hundred million dollars and some of them much more than that. And so I think this is a lot of built-in institutional knowledge that's going to be a real advantage for Austin compared to a lot of companies that are starting now to kind of jump on the bandwagon. Austin's going to have a real advantage there.”Episode LinksForrest Wright: LinkedInStartup Genome: Website, LinkedIn, TwitterStartup Genome Global Startup Ecosystem Report 2023 Austin Next Links: Website, X/Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn

On this special edition episode of the Lights On Data Show, my guest, Lucia Stefanuto, Data Storytelling & Visualization Lead at Startup Genome will dive into Neuroscience in Data Visualization. We'll see what it is, why companies should pay attention to it, as well as tips and tricks and best practices that we can all follow. 

Србија односно њени таленти који раде на развоју иновативних технологија и производа све више се цене у свету. Иновације и технологије, чини се, постају препознатљив српски трејдмарк пошто се Београд успешно позиционирао као регионални хаб за развијање стартап компанија. Према извештају америчке организације Startup Genome на чијој листи се налази око 300 "стартап екосистема" глобално, Србија се са својих неколико стотина таквих компанија нашла на овој листи и препозната је као најбрже растући екосистем у фази активације као и у приступачности талената.

Quando Satya Nadella diventa il terzo Ceo di Microsft nel 2014 eredita un brand in declino e un'azienda che ha perso la sua direzione. La prima cosa che fa è chiedersi: “Di cosa tratta questa azienda? E perché esistiamo?” La risposta a queste domande guiderà la rinascita di Microsoft. È giusto iniziare da questi valori per risollevare una marca? Qual è l'ordine giusto per fare branding? E come si comportano le startup con il proprio brand? Ospiti della puntata: Daniela Bavuso, fondatrice di Makeaplan.io e autrice di Da zero al brand, e Alessia Camera, growth manager e autrice di Startup Marketing e Viral Marketing. Bibliografia - Daniela Bavuso, Natale Cardone, Da zero al brand. Guida completa al marketing strategico dal posizionamento alla comunicazione, LSWR. - Alessia Camera, Startup marketing. Strategie di growth hacking per sviluppare il vostro business, Hoepli. - Alessia Camera, Michele Pagani, Viral marketing. Oltre il passaparola: rendere memorabili brand e startup, Hoepli. - Satya Nadella, Hit refresh. Una pagina nuova. La riscoperta dell'anima di Microsoft e il progetto di un mondo migliore, ROI. - I dati sulle startup sono tratti dai Global Startup Ecosystem Report degli anni 2019, 2020 e 2021, prodotti da Startup Genome. - Per un'analisi dei personaggi di Dostoevskij come idee il libro di riferimento è Michail Bachtin, Dostoevskij. Poetica e stilistica, Einaudi. Disclaimer: con alcuni dei siti linkati l'autore ha un'affiliazione e ottiene una piccola quota dei ricavi, senza variazioni dei prezzi al pubblico. La prossima puntata esce venerdì 9 settembre: "Il brand come simbolo", con Andrea Semprini, responsabile del master in Strategie di marca dell'università di Lione 2 e autore di libri e saggi tra cui Marche e mondi possibili e La marca postmoderna.

This week, JF Gauthier, founder and CEO of Startup Genome, discusses some of the key findings from their 2022 Global Startup Ecosystem Report: Cleantech Edition alongside Foresight CEO, Jeanette Jackson. The two discuss why it was so important for Startup Genome to create a cleantech-specific version of the report, what it says about the global cleantech ecosystem, and what needs to be done to help innovators gain access to the essential ingredients that will allow them to scale their ventures.JF Gauthier is the CEO and founder of Startup Genome. He is a serial entrepreneur who has launched or led businesses in tech, life sciences, and cleantech. JF is a leading voice in innovation ecosystem development, having advised more than 100 governments and private-public partnerships across 35 countries.Never miss an episode! Don't forget to subscribe to the Cleantech Forward podcast. Please share, rate, and review the podcast on iTunes, Google, or wherever you listen to podcasts.Cleantech Forward is supported by Gowling WLG.

يوم الثلاثاء 21 يونيو شباب السوق بيكونوا على تويتر سبيس لايف الساعة 10مساءً، حياكم! في هذه الحلقة من بودكاست السوق: ▪️ الصين: الكائنات الفضائية تحاول التواصل معنا

Startup Genome, the world-leading innovation policy advisory and research firm, and the Global Entrepreneurship Network (GEN) on Tuesday launched the 2022 Global Startup Ecosystem Report (GSER) at London Tech Week, introduced by JF Gauthier, Founder and CEO of Startup Genome. In its 10th year, the GSER is the world's most comprehensive, data-driven research on startups with 280+ entrepreneurial innovation ecosystems, rankings of the leading 140 ecosystems, and 3 million startups analysed. Key highlights from #GSER2022 on the global startup situation Since 2012, global average Series A rounds have tripled to more than $18 million. Since the pandemic, tech companies grew 2.3 times more than their non-tech counterparts. A record 540 companies achieved unicorn status in 2021, up from 150 in 2020, with 113 ecosystems producing at least one $1 billion+ behemoth. Nineteen ecosystems — including Brisbane, Luxembourg, Santiago-Valparaiso, and Ho Chi Minh City — achieved their first unicorns in 2021. North America continues to dominate the Global Rankings, with 47% of the top 30 ecosystems. Asia comes in second with 30%. In North America, exits over $50 million made up a total of $698 billion in 2021. In Asia, they made up $531 billion. Seoul entered the global top 10 ecosystems for the first time. Helsinki has risen more than 20 places from last year to #35, Detroit moved up 13 places to #40 and Oslo moved up 16 places to #58. Japan has seen significant growth, with a 52.3% increase in Tokyo's startup ecosystem value (from $40.7 billion in 2020 to $62 billion in 2021) and Kyoto, now the country's second-largest such ecosystem, experiencing an 11% growth within the last year ($424 million in 2020 to $471 million in 2021). The 2022 GSER found that around 95% of the UAE's firms are SMEs or startups, and they account for more than 40% of the country's GDP. Additionally, the city of Sharjah, home of MENA's fastest-growing technopark, saw its startup ecosystem more than double in value (from less than $100 million in 2020 to $208 million in 2021) despite having early stage funding numbers below the global average. Also in MENA, Cairo has seen a 156% increase in total VC funding round dollar amount from 2020 to 2021, and from 2017 to 2021, the overall number of VC funding rounds in the ecosystem increased by 60%. Brazil experienced exponential growth both overall and in its largest city. São Paulo saw an increase in early-stage funding from $902 million in 2020 to $1.5 billion in 2021, and an overall increased ecosystem value by 122% ($1.5 billion in 2020 to $108 billion in 2021). Overall, the country reported $6.4 billion in venture funding from January to October 2021, tripling the amount raised in all of 2019. “This 10th-anniversary edition of the Global Startup Ecosystem Report reflects on how ecosystems have evolved since 2012,” shares JF Gauthier, Founder & CEO of Startup Genome. “As the first, and still the only data-driven primary research on startup and ecosystem success factors, innovators and policy leaders depend on our objective data and specialist insights. We look forward to providing further advisory economic and employment contributions as Startup Genome remains a key advisor for accelerating entrepreneurial performance and growth.” The #GSER2022 ranks startup ecosystems on seven Success Factors, including performance and talent. The same five ecosystems remain at the top of the ranking as in 2020 and 2021, but Beijing has dropped one place, with Boston taking its former place at #4. Silicon Valley is #1, followed by New York City and London tied at #2, Boston at #4, and Beijing at #5. “This research reveals what it takes for cities to compete in the race to the top as destinations for startup talent and investment. The GSER is both a guide to innovation performance and a cue to leaders to grow their local innovation ecosystems with evidence-based strategies, not gut,” said Jonathan Ortmans, Founder and President...

We see all of these best of city lists.  Best places to live, most affordable, growing tech employment, and so on.  How does Austin stack up when looking at our overall startup environment?  Today we are bringing on Farshad Fahimi (Director of Data Strategy), who is going to walk us through Startup Genome's annual ranking of the global ecosystem.  We discuss the big observations in this year's report, what does the data say about Austin, and how does our future look.  Rankings influence narratives and narratives create...What's next Austin Links: Startup Genome's Global Startup Ecosystem Report 2022 Austin Next Medium article with additional analysis  Podcast Production Services by EveryWord Media Our music is “Tech Talk” by Kevin MacLeod. Licensed under Creative Commons 4.0 License 

The Open Web Mind is my most ambitious project.It's what I work on when I'm not writing articles or recording podcasts.It's so ambitious that it's difficult to know where to start when talking about it.When I talk expansively to my friends about what the Open Web Mind could be, they come away confused about what it is.So I'm going to start small and specific.Today I talk about a visualization of Startup Hubs around the world, and how the Open Web Mind made it easy to generate.—Global Startup Ecosystem Report 2021Startup GenomeMy visualization of Startup Genome's top 40 startup ecosystemsthings made thinkableOpen Web MindI release Tangled Web as a video too! Watch here.The full article is here.Kootenay Village Ventures Inc.

Jim Roberts has been helping cities develop and grow entrepreneur ecosystems to help entrepreneurs create a more diverse economy and grow better jobs for their citizens. Jim has 20 years of experience within North Carolina from an independent non-profit to economic development to university-based programs with success. Jim's personal Contributions to the Wilmington startup ecosystem since 2013: - Opened UNCW CIE Incubator, the first coworking space - started the Coastal Connect, the annual venture capital conference - started High Tide Breakfast, the predecessor to 1 Million Cups (same thing) - Brought NC IDEA to Wilmington as part of the statewide tour about the grant program - Brought NC Technology Association to host events (NEVER received a PENNY of support for work below from city, county, or state) Started the Network for Entrepreneurs in Wilmington for monthly startup events to bring investors to the beach - 2nd highest attendance of any monthly startup event in All of North Carolina - Landed TWO NC IDEA Ecosystem Grants and Engage grants Started the Wilmington Angels for Local Entrepreneurs (WALE Angel Network) - Over $1 million invested in 16 startups Started the Wilmington Bunker Labs Chapter by raising $25,000 - North Carolina named Chapter of the Year two years in a row Brought First Flight Venture Center to Wilmington for SBIR grant training - This work helped OPIAID win a $275,000 NIH grant and helped them get match grant from state Started the Three Sips of Advice Podcast, one of the first business podcasts at beach Brought a new focus on media attention to the startup ecosystem with out of region coverage from Raleigh / Charleston / Nashville and Atlanta - 2nd most read article in Atlanta based Hypepotamus in 2021 - Top ten most-read articles in GrepBeat in 2020 and 2019 Brought a Michigan-based PBS TV show to film FIVE episodes in Wilmington for national media coverage. Advocate for Wilmington startups on statewide committees with NC IDEA, NCTA, and CED to help Wilmington win more grants, win more awards, and win more high-profile stage time at investor conferences. Helped recruit the EXPANSION of SUZY to Wilmington for the highest paying jobs at the coast in the MOST EXPENSIVE office / real estate in downtown. And now Wilmington is the 3rd best ecosystem in NCarolina and a globally ranked EMERGING ecosystem by Startup Genome for two years in a row. Jim Roberts LinkedIn Profile:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/jim-roberts-78b24b/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jim-roberts-78b24b/) Network for Entrepreneurs in Wilmington (NEW) website:  https://newilm.com/ (https://newilm.com/) NEW Facebook page:  https://www.facebook.com/NEWilm/ (https://www.facebook.com/NEWilm/)

创新政策咨询公司 Startup Genome 的数据显示，2021 年，北京、上海、深圳、杭州进入了全球创业公司生态综合排名前 30 名，国内市场为众多创业公司的发展提供了丰厚的土壤。 一家创业公司的发展离不开许多来自不同领域的人才。如何找到一家值得加入的初创公司？如何评估它的发展潜力？本期轻解读就与之相关。聊到这也想问问你，你考虑过加入一家创业公司吗？你想加入怎样的创业公司呢？来评论区和我们一起聊聊吧！ 本期还有关于台积电、游戏公司 Take-Two 和四天工作制的轻解读，欢迎收听！ #声动小邮筒# 欢迎订阅声动活泼的付费 newsletter，点击 一封来自胡同中的邀请 (https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s?__biz=MzIwMDczNTE3OQ==&mid=2247491199&idx=1&sn=ef14905483869eb81f746de8243ea096&chksm=96f9fedba18e77cd1793b7f267c60fef39664c98b1e7d787f3b857f7910977ff3e9324c3d818&scene=21#wechat_redirect) 即刻了解如何订阅。或者在 声动活泼 公众号菜单栏点击「会员通信」了解更多详情。 #加入我们# 声动活泼正在招聘「人力资源负责人」和「内容营销负责人」，查看详细讯息请 点击链接 (https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/8fV0Wl3aeeSCZE_xSiBTCA)，或者在公众号「声动活泼」回复暗号：招聘 。简历接收邮箱

In questa puntata si parla dei report di Startup Genome sulle startup life science nel mondo, e di quello di Kopjra sulle startup legal tech in Italia, di nuovi fondi VC e di come i grandi investitori nel mondo stanno rinnovando le loro strategie. Il titolo di startup della settimana va a eFarma.com che ha fatto la exit e poi ci sono gli eventi di Enercom sull'open innovation nell'ambito del settore della fornitura di energia, quello dedicato all'innovazione nella mobilità che si chiama MCE4X4 organizzato da Assolombarda e Camera di Commercio di Milano Monza Brianza Lodi e quello di Adobe. Buona visione.

Questa puntata di Leaks fo the week è dedicata ai temi della settimana: Maria Matloub di Ggutt e Emil Abirascid, conversano di TechBBQ, l'evento tech startup che si è svolto a Copenhagen, del report di Startup Genome sugli ecosistemi del mondo che vede crescere il peso e il dinamismo dell'Europa, della nomina del business angel dell'anno da parte del Club degli Investitori che ha scelto Antonella Grassigli di Doorway, le startup della settimana sono Exein che ha chiuso un round internazionale da sei milioni di euro e Busforfun che ha rilevato gli asset di BusRapido. Parliamo poi di NFT e citiamo la seconda puntata di Frames, i video fatti da Luca Tamburrino per illustrare i più utili strumenti digitali online per chi fa startup. Buon ascolto

We had the pleasure of hosting Didier Lafforgue, creator of LocomotiveCMS and CEO of the development agency NoCoffee.In 2016, we compared all the Ruby on Rails-powered CMS systems out there to pick one with which to build sites for less tech-savvy clients who wanted an alternative to Wordpress. We picked LocomotiveCMS, and we have been using it ever since to build any size of projects, like the one we did for Startup Genome.We talk for an hour with Didier about the following topics:Why he decided to build another CMS when there were a lot of them already.How to balance product vs. services.Why he picked its techstack (Ruby on Rails + Liquid).How to create a product roadmap.Building first, finding clients later.Bootstrapping a tech product.How to balance client requests vs. gut feeling.His vision for the CMS market.Comparison with Wordpress.Fuckups and lessons learnt running this project.These topics, saltpeppered with our seasoned Catalan and French accents, in a heartfelt episode that will satisfy both techies and product people.It might also upset Wordpress lovers, but to be honest, who cares.

We do not always realize it, but we are living in two economies: digital and analog. In fact, depending on who you ask, 2020 was either the best year for business or the worst, and a lot has to do with how these two orders contrast and relate. Today, 9 out of the 10 largest companies in the world are in technology, and many began as small startups not very long ago. Meanwhile, new startup ecosystems are developing and causing a surge of fast-growing tech companies that illustrate a massive global economic transition. Arnobio Morelix is a Brazilian based in Silicon Valley. Formerly the Chief Innovation Officer at Startup Genome, he advised governments and private organizations across 35 countries. He has authored research and analysis with Stanford University, the World Economic Forum, and others, and has been widely featured in global publications like the New York Times and the Economist, to name a few. Now the Chief Data Scientist at Inc. Magazine, Arnobio also recently wrote "Rebooted", a book that dives into tons of future-looking topics including post-pandemic economies, the tech butterfly effect, and the unintended consequences of major technological change. In this chat, we talk about a few of these topics and other insights Arnobio has accumulated over years of studying startup ecosystems. You'll learn: How founders and tech creators can navigate the next decade. The two main common threads of successful companies in 2020. How local and global connectedness influence performance. And how to build more responsibly to catch up on what he calls the 'fairness debt.' Learn more: Entrepreneur's Guide to Depression & ADHD workshop @ SXSW Stanford Latino Entrepreneurship Initiative

Today on Tech Transfer IP, Lisa has the pleasure of speaking with Allyson Best. Allyson is the Director of Technology Commercialization at the University of Mississippi. Allyson received her Bachelor of Science in marketing from Clemson University and MBA in Pharmaceutical Marketing and Development from The University of Mississippi. Allyson's journey to Tech Transfer started as a project coordinator in the School of Pharmacy, writing technical dossiers for technology that was up for patenting and licensing. Her journey continues today as she has served as Director for the last three years. Allyson shares how she ended up in Oxford and what it was like to be a part of building a Tech Transfer office from scratch. She speaks about how her office is structured, what Insight Park is, and what she believes is most important in managing innovations to have the greatest opportunity for success. Allyson also talks about their innovation partners and the role they have played in Tech Transfer at Ole Miss. Listen as Allyson discusses some of her office's biggest challenges and how partnering with companies like Startup Genome is beneficial to small offices like hers. Allyson says that if she had three wishes for her office, they would be; helping patients with the announcement that one or all of their biomedical innovations have launched, building and managing a viable proof-of-concept fund for their researchers, and getting back to see the team in person. In This Episode: [03:38] Welcome to the show, Allyson! [01:55] Allyson shares how she ended up in Oxford and what it was like to be part of building the office from scratch. [03:30] Allyson speaks about how her office is structured. [04:55] Allyson explains what Insight Park is and how long it has been around. [06:44] Can you share some technologies you have on the market and some innovations in development? [08:59] Allyson shares what she believes is most important in managing innovations to have the greatest opportunity for success. [11:48] Allyson talks about the innovation partners and the role they have played in Tech Transfer at Ole Miss. [14:02] Allyson speaks about meeting with economic development officials and how that gets the conversations going. [15:52] What are some of your office's biggest challenges? [17:16] Allyson shares partnering with a company called Startup Genome. [19:04] She discusses the virtual biomedical accelerator that they have in Mississippi. [20:08] Allyson talks about what three wishes she would wish for if she has a Genie in a bottle. [23:32] Thank you for being on the show! Find Allyson: Email  

Ron Berman is a professor of marketing at Wharton. He focuses his research on online marketing, marketing analytics, and the marketing actions of startup firms. Back in 2011, as part of the group of collaborators composed of Berkeley and Stanford faculty members, Ron co-authored the Startup Genome report, in-depth research about what makes Silicon Valley startups successful. In this episode, Ron talks about the findings of this seminal research project.

By the year 2025, Malaysia will be at the top 30 startup ecosystem in the world. The statement was made by JF Gauthier, founder and CEO of Startup Genome, the world-leading research and policy advisory organisation, at the Malaysia Tech Month 2020 in November. JF Gauthier shares with us on Malaysia’s potential, as a space for startups.

Jovan Tišma zapravo nije bio svuda, vrlo verovatno nije stvarno sve uradio, a najverovatnije ne zna baš svakoga. To se samo tako čini većinu vremena. Jovanova karijera obuhvata veliki spektar oblasti: od zabavnog sektora preko tehnologije do finansija. Takođe ima iskustva sa skoro svakom veličinom kompanije, od najopsežnijih startapa do ogromnih multinacionalnih konglomerata. Gde god da je otišao i šta god da je radio, Jovan je pokazao kompetenciju kao zaštitni znak, samopouzdanje i pionirski duh. Advokat po obrazovanju, Jovanovo poslednje interesovanje je u formulisanju regulatornih i zakonodavnih okvira kako bi divlji svet tehnologija zasnovanih na blockchain-u služio našim kolektivnim potrebama sigurno, efikasno i pouzdano. Njegova uloga u Waykichain, kao direktora poslovanja za EMEA, potpomognuta je njegovim velikim iskustvom, superiornom kompetencijom i gotovo intuitivnim shvatanjem unutrašnje logike poslovanja kako bi Waykichain-u pomogao održiv, zdrav i efikasan rast. Takođe, kao ambasador Startup Genome, Jovan povezuje osnivače startapa, zajednice i ključne organizacije i programe za pokretanje startupa u Srbiji. Akcije se sastoje od izgradnje lokalne zajednice Startup Genoma oko koncepta „Startup Agora“: povremeni, ali ekskluzivni susreti za lokalne lidere ekosistema, izgradnju poverenja i saradnju. Takođe, Jovan je predsednik Radne grupe za procenu i koordinaciju primene inovativnih rešenja za prevenciju i kontrolu zaraznih bolesti COVID-19 koju je formiralo Ministarstvo za inovacije i tehnološki razvoj Republike Srbije. Odgovorili smo na 5 pitanja koja ste postavljali tokom sedmice: Na osnovu analize od strane Startup Genome, sta bi domaci startup ekosistem prvo trebao da unapredi?Na koji nacin mislite da bi bilo najbolje podstaci saradnju izmedju domacih startupa?Kako proceniti vrednost startupa za seed investment ako jos uvek ne postoji trakcija/prihodaNeko istraživanje je pokazalo da je Srbija u vrhu sa blockchain devs. Koliko su blockchain projekti sada zastupljeni i da li naziremo regulaciju ovog segmenta?Koji su najveci nedostaci domace startup zajednice?

Tentang hasil kajian Daily Social mengenai tren pendanaan startup lokal selama semester 1 tahun ini, hasil penelitian Lembaga Demografi Fakultas Ekonomi dan Bisnis Universitas Indonesia seputar startup fintech lending, dan laporan dari Startup Genome dalam Global Startup Ecosystem Report (GSER) 2020. Backsound diatribusikan kepada www.bensound.com

"Top 25 Startup Ecosystems, Inclusive Investing, & Big Deals: TECHquila Sunrise with Greg White" Supply Chain Now In this episode of Supply Chain Now, we continue our new podcast series, TECHquila Sunrise with Greg White. Greg shares the latest investments, acquisitions, innovations, and glorious implosions in Supply Chain Tech every week at an unholy hour of the day, and also, unfortunately without the aid of coffee, tequila or intoxicants of any kind. Greg White serves as Principle & Host at Supply Chain Now. Greg is a founder, CEO, board director and advisor in B2B technology with multiple successful exits. He recently joined Trefoil Advisory as a Partner to further their vision of stronger companies by delivering practical solutions to the highest-stakes challenges. Prior to Trefoil, Greg served as CEO at Curo, a field service management solution most notably used by Amazon to direct their fulfillment center deployment workforce. Greg is most known for founding Blue Ridge Solutions and served as President & CEO for the Gartner Magic Quadrant Leader of cloud-native supply chain applications that balance inventory with customer demand. Greg has also held leadership roles with Servigistics, and E3 Corporation, where he pioneered their cloud supply chain offering in 1998. In addition to his work at Supply Chain Now and Trefoil, rapidly-growing companies leverage Greg as an independent board director and advisor for his experience building disruptive B2B technology and supply chain companies widely recognized as industry leaders. He's an insightful visionary who helps companies rapidly align vision, team, market, messaging, product, and intellectual property to accelerate value creation. Greg guides founders, investors and leadership teams to create breakthroughs that gain market exposure and momentum, and increase company esteem and valuation. Learn more about Trefoil Advisory: https://gate.sc/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.trefoiladvisory.com&token=aef0fd-1-1593590845545 (www.trefoiladvisory.com) Upcoming Events & Resources Mentioned in this Episode: Subscribe to Supply Chain Now: https://gate.sc/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsupplychainnowradio.com%2Fsubscribe%2F&token=44a955-1-1593590845545 (supplychainnowradio.com/subscribe/) Connect with Greg on LinkedIn: https://gate.sc/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.linkedin.com%2Fin%2Fgswhite%2F&token=f10879-1-1593590845545 (www.linkedin.com/in/gswhite/) Startup Genome: https://gate.sc/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fstartupgenome.com%2Freports%2Fgser2020&token=235aa5-1-1593590845545 (startupgenome.com/reports/gser2020) Larry Ellison: https://gate.sc/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fnonperele.com%2Foracle-stock-is-treading-water-founder-larry-ellison-sold-a-huge-amount-of-shares%2F&token=7eefca-1-1593590845545 (nonperele.com/oracle-stock-is-tr…-amount-of-shares/) Softbank's $100M Fund for Minority Owned Businesses: https://gate.sc/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.cnbc.com%2F2020%2F06%2F03%2Fsoftbank-announces-100-million-fund-for-minority-owned-businesses.html&token=bbbd0e-1-1593590845545 (www.cnbc.com/2020/06/03/softban…ed-businesses.html) Actions Firms Can Take to be More Inclusive: https://gate.sc/?url=https%3A%2F%2Ftechcrunch.com%2F2020%2F06%2F12%2Fblck-vc-co-founder-sydney-sykes-talks-specific-actions-firms-can-take-to-be-more-inclusive%2F&token=8a9dc9-1-1593590845545 (techcrunch.com/2020/06/12/blck-v…e-more-inclusive/) SCN Ranked https://soundcloud.com/tags/1 (#1) Supply Chain Podcat via FeedSpot: https://gate.sc/?url=http%3A%2F%2Ftinyurl.com%2Frud8y9m&token=3f0b69-1-1593590845545 (tinyurl.com/rud8y9m) SCNR on YouTube: https://gate.sc/?url=http%3A%2F%2Ftinyurl.com%2Fscnr-youtube&token=f2dbad-1-1593590845545 (tinyurl.com/scnr-youtube) 2020 AIAG Supply Chain Summit: https://gate.sc/?url=http%3A%2F%2Ftinyurl.com%2Fyx5asq35&token=554f04-1-1593590845545 (tinyurl.com/yx5asq35) Register for the Virtual Supply Chain...

"Top 25 Startup Ecosystems, Inclusive Investing, & Big Deals: TECHquila Sunrise with Greg White" Supply Chain Now Episode 391 In this episode of Supply Chain Now, we continue our new podcast series, TECHquila Sunrise with Greg White. Greg shares the latest investments, acquisitions, innovations, and glorious implosions in Supply Chain Tech every week at an unholy hour of the day, and also, unfortunately without the aid of coffee, tequila or intoxicants of any kind. Greg White serves as Principle & Host at Supply Chain Now. Greg is a founder, CEO, board director and advisor in B2B technology with multiple successful exits. He recently joined Trefoil Advisory as a Partner to further their vision of stronger companies by delivering practical solutions to the highest-stakes challenges. Prior to Trefoil, Greg served as CEO at Curo, a field service management solution most notably used by Amazon to direct their fulfillment center deployment workforce. Greg is most known for founding Blue Ridge Solutions and served as President & CEO for the Gartner Magic Quadrant Leader of cloud-native supply chain applications that balance inventory with customer demand. Greg has also held leadership roles with Servigistics, and E3 Corporation, where he pioneered their cloud supply chain offering in 1998. In addition to his work at Supply Chain Now and Trefoil, rapidly-growing companies leverage Greg as an independent board director and advisor for his experience building disruptive B2B technology and supply chain companies widely recognized as industry leaders. He’s an insightful visionary who helps companies rapidly align vision, team, market, messaging, product, and intellectual property to accelerate value creation. Greg guides founders, investors and leadership teams to create breakthroughs that gain market exposure and momentum, and increase company esteem and valuation. Learn more about Trefoil Advisory: www.trefoiladvisory.com Upcoming Events & Resources Mentioned in this Episode Subscribe to Supply Chain Now: supplychainnowradio.com/subscribe/ Connect with Greg on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/gswhite/ Startup Genome: https://startupgenome.com/reports/gser2020 Larry Ellison: https://nonperele.com/oracle-stock-is-treading-water-founder-larry-ellison-sold-a-huge-amount-of-shares/ Softbank’s $100M Fund for Minority Owned Businesses: https://www.cnbc.com/2020/06/03/softbank-announces-100-million-fund-for-minority-owned-businesses.html Actions Firms Can Take to be More Inclusive: https://techcrunch.com/2020/06/12/blck-vc-co-founder-sydney-sykes-talks-specific-actions-firms-can-take-to-be-more-inclusive/ SCN Ranked #1 Supply Chain Podcat via FeedSpot: tinyurl.com/rud8y9m SCNR on YouTube: tinyurl.com/scnr-youtube 2020 AIAG Supply Chain Summit: tinyurl.com/yx5asq35 Register for the Virtual Supply Chain Summit with Alcott Global: https://tinyurl.com/ycgwab87 Stand Up & Sound Off: A Conversation About Race in Industry Webinar: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/7522896348121204752 Check Out News From Our Sponsors: U.S. Bank: www.usbpayment.com/transportation-solutions Capgemini: www.capgemini.com/us-en/ Vector Global Logistics: vectorgl.com/ Verusen: www.verusen.com/ ProPurchaser.com: tinyurl.com/y6l2kh7g For additional information, please visit our dedicated show page at: www.supplychainnowradio.com/episode-391

STARTUP WITH ELOI - EPISODE 13 - ABOUT THE BUSINESS - GLOBAL STARTUP ECOSYSTEM REPORT 2020 In this episode, we're going to talk about the GLOBAL STARTUP ECOSYSTEM REPORT for 2020, an X-RAY on how Startups are doing RIGHT NOW and where they are thriving the most. I'll be sharing some VERY interesting facts about the challenges STARTUPS will be facing in the near future! Link to the Report by Startup Genome: https://startupgenome.com/report/gser2020 If you liked what you've heard, please subscribe to the podcast on your platform of choice: Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/1lsyQOm1dkCXgNoQrBnrKm Apple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/startup-with-eloi/id1511479171 Anchor - https://anchor.fm/startupwitheloi All the feedback is much appreciated, write to me at eloi@startupwitheloi.com #startupwitheloi #podcast #startups #innovation #entrepreneurship #globalstrartupecosystemreport2020 #startupgenome #startupisrael

This year's edition of Startup Genome, published on June 25, brings two key results for the Serbian IT scene - the startup market of Belgrade and Novi Sad reaches a value of 502 million dollars, and Serbia ranks fifth among the analyzed countries in the number of blockchain developers. This research shows us not only how our ecosystem positions itself in comparison to other startup ecosystems in the world, but also allows us to map its key strengths and the weakest points.The guest of the 12 episode of k/talks is Vukasin Stojkov, one of the founders and director of Startit Center. Vukasin is certainly one of the pioneers in the development of the local startup ecosystem. Startit Center was among the first organizations which educated about the IT sector, new software and digital systems, new trends, values ​​and ways of thinking. With Vukasin, I tried to get deeper into the reasons for the success of the local startup ecosystem, but also to peek into the pockets of its untapped potentials. We also touched on the Tesla Nation, a project started with the goal of choosing the best technology inventors and professionals of Serbian heritage and connecting them to partners from all around the world, inspired by the vision and ambition of Nikola Tesla.This episode is in Serbian.

Das Silicon Valley gilt vielen als Maß der Dinge im Technologiesektor. Doch das wird nicht so bleiben, heißt es im jüngsten Ecosystems Report von Startup Genome – einer Art Bestandsaufnahme der Szene, die auch von Hochschulen sowie der Landesregierung in Hessen unterstützt wird.Startup Genome prognostiziert, dass es künftig 30 Ballungsräume für die Konzentration der Technologieentwicklung geben wird. Weltweit. Dazu passt, dass sich die Collision, Nordamerikas am schnellsten wachsende Technologiekonferenz, coronabedingt ins Internet verlagert hat. Und damit ein weltweites Event wurde.Frankfurt zählt nach Ansicht der Experten noch nicht zu den ganz großen Tech-Hotspots. Schließt aber rasant auf, sagt Dr. Sebastian Schäfer, der Erfinder und Chef des Techquartiers. Dort verfolgt man einen Masterplan, mit dem der Standort innerhalb von fünf Jahren zum „führenden Fintech-Hub in Kontinentaleuropa“ und zur „international anerkannten Tech-Region“ ausgebaut werden soll. Dazu gehört auch die Förderung des Unternehmertums, wozu das Techquartier jetzt ein eigenes Programm aufgelegt hat. Aus Anlass der Collision from home sprachen wir mit Sebastian Schäfer über Tech Talents und die Power Entrepreneurship.https://youtu.be/9jpAR2BYW_4

(This episode is in Serbian)In this episode of k/talks I sit down with Zoja Kukić. Zoja is an integral part of the Serbian digital ecosystem, a contemporary of its growth from its modest beginnings up to the point where the local hubs of Belgrade and Novi Sad get recognized by the Startup Genome in three major categories - top 5 in blockchain, top 5 in affordable talent and top 10 in gaming. This has been a tremendous accomplishment, as it puts Belgrade and Novi Sad as the only such hub on the map between Estonia and Israel. We talked about the early years, different factors that enable or hamper growth and many other things.Zoja also co-authored a research published by Digital Serbia Initiative, that tracked how the Covid-19 pandemic and the accompanying economic crisis affected the local digital ecosystem. Contrary to what many commentators suggested, the digital community suffered greatly across the globe. With a few notable exceptions, most businesses took a big hit as a result.Further read and resources:https://startupgenome.com/ecosystems/belgrade-and-novi-sadhttps://www.dsi.rs/skener-digitalne-privrede-covid-19/

(Episode is in Serbian)In this episode I am speaking with Nikola Čavić. Nikola is a founder and chairman of the Serbian Gaming Association, a business association whose members include prominent and well established global names in global gaming, as well as smaller studios and teams. Before founding the SGA, Nikola has spent many years as an executive in product and business development in gaming companies, including Nordeus, one of Serbia's finest. He also runs a consultancy business GameBiz Consulting; through his company and particularly through the SGA he focuses on building and nurturing the local gaming industry - successful startups and a myriad of teams looking to launch their gaming ideas into global orbit.In this episode we touch upon the global and local aspects of gaming. Gaming is just massive globally. It raked in more than USD 150 billion in 2019, making it by far the largest creative industry in the world right now, dwarfing the film and music industry combined... and almost three times over. Just as interesting is the local Serbian gaming scene. In the last year's research of Startup Genome, Belgrade and Novi Sad ranked in top ten of all major global destinations, shoulder to shoulder with places like Silicon Valley, London, Barcelona and Shanghai.If you want to get in touch with Nikola and the SGA, you may reach the organisation at sga@sga.rs.

Premiere of 2019 Startup Genome’s Global Report, including a world’s first: the rankings of deep tech startup ecosystems along the subsectors of life sciences, AI and blockchain. Learn the latest insights that crack the code of scaleups. With the mission of multiplying startup success in every city worldwide, Startup Genome conducts the only global research on startups and their ecosystems. Startup Genome is the leading innovation policy advisor, working with more than 35 governments across 25 countries.

On BIV Today… Iain Black, president and CEO of the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade, walks through the Greater Vancouver Economic Scorecard for 2018, and shares some of the measures he thinks will improve the region’s competitiveness. On another report, the founder and CEO of Startup Genome, JF Gauthier, reviews Vancouver’s strengths and weaknesses as a technology ecosystem. The latest Global Startup Ecosystem Report dives into what makes an ecosystem successful, and which cities are poised to benefit from emerging technology trends. Kirk LaPointe and Hayley Woodin host. Find Business in Vancouver stories like this on https://biv.com.

Lots of ideas for startup ecosystem builders to discuss, debate, adapt and adopt in the 2018 Startup Genome report. It's one of the few examinations of what world-class ecosystems look like and how to get there—and something that every ecosystem organization should read and consider. Some of the topics discussed on this episode: Local Connectedness: New in this year's report and a critical component of all strong ecosystems. We give a big thumbs up to the report's contention that "collisions" and events aren't enough to build a startup community. Subsectors: Startup Genome looks at the growth of "deep tech"—technology subsectors that are typically more research-heavy and attract older, more experienced and educated founders. They see these subsectors as an opportunity for smaller ecosystems to become leaders. We look at what they identify as the subsector strengths of Canada's ecosystems. Founder Mindset: Are there attitudes and traits that are more likely to lead to strong startup founders or business builders? Startup Genome has introduced a new factor that looks at what traits help founders succeed. And we look at why we still think the Startup Genome reports are must-reads even though we give little credence to their rankings—and why we worry that the Ontario government may be latching on to the wrong takeaways from these reports. Links: Startup Genome 2018 report Hockeystick database

How do you develop the courage to jump off a ledge and ‘assemble a plan on the way down’? Max Marmer believes that confidence comes from knowing who you are and developing that. So what tools are out there to help you achieve that kind of self-understanding and clarity of purpose? And how exactly do you practice stepping into your courage, developing confidence as part of your skill set? Max is a serial entrepreneur, investor, spiritual guide, philosopher and polymath. He was the co-founder of Startup Genome, a research project involved in collecting the world’s largest comprehensive dataset of high-growth technology startups and releasing reports covered in the Wall Street Journal and Harvard Business Review. Max also co-founded Compass, a business intelligence tool for eCommerce that was acquired by The Sage Group in 2013. His latest venture is TrueSelf, a transformative technology startup providing dynamic tools for self-awareness. Max is dedicated to enabling humanity to flourish in the 21st century. Today, Max sits down with Emerald to explore his early awareness of multidimensionality and how he navigates between maps and territory to further his understanding of himself and the universe. He explains the concept of biohacking, sharing how he utilizes its principles to increase his energy and mental sharpness. Max walks us through the life cycle of a successful startup, discussing how self-awareness and clarity of purpose have contributed to his confidence as an entrepreneur and the dynamic tools for self-understanding offered by his new company TrueSelf. Listen in for Max’s insight around the power of integrating across disciplines and the opportunity for men to design a new model of masculinity in the current cultural moment. What You Will Learn Max’s early awareness of multidimensionality How Max navigates between maps and territory to understand himself, the universe How Max leverages biohacking to increase energy and mental clarity Max’s take on the crossover between the inner and outer world How Max uses applied kinesiology to identify his body’s needs The life cycle of a successful startup Discovery Validation Efficiency Scale The idea of confidence as a practice and a skill How self-understanding and purpose informs confidence How Max employs faith to endure the darkness of the ‘crash and burn’ How Max’s new company TrueSelf offers dynamic tools for self-understanding The definition of a polymath How power and innovation comes from integrating across disciplines The opportunity to develop a new model of masculinity in this cultural moment Connect with Max Marmer Max’s Website Max on Facebook Max on Twitter Max on Medium Max on Instagram Resources TrueSelf Personality Test Suggest a Guest If you (or someone you know) are one of the worlds Magnificent Men On Purpose who should be considered for a guest spot on the show APPLY HERE: bit.ly/PitchMen Connect with Emerald GreenForest Emerald’s Website Emerald on LinkedIn Emerald on Twitter Email: listeners@menonpurposepodcast.com This episode is sponsored by the Creative Age Consulting Group. Men - Is it time NOW for you to make your mark? Visit timetomakeyourmark.com to apply for an invitation-only consultation.  

Un tool imperdibile, del tutto sconosciuto ai piu', che permette invece di mettere insieme eventi e territorio.Nato in un mondo che punta tutto sulla condivisione per poi sviluppare progetti innovativi personali.Parlo del tool che Represent.la ha divulgato anni fa.GitHub project: https://github.com/abenzer/represent-mapRepresent.LA twitter: http://www.twitter.com/representlarepresent-map=============Visualize your local tech startup community on a custom Google Map. Host everything locally on your own server, or optionally show data from Startup Genome (http://www.startupgenome.com).About RepresentMap------------------You can use RepresentMap to setup a website that visualizes your local startup community on a custom Google map.This code first came from http://represent.la, our map of the Los Angelesstartup community. The response was extremely positive, so we decided to spreadthe love and share the code with other startup communities. Let's visualizethe world's startups together!RepresentMap was created by:- Alex Benzer (http://www.twitter.com/abenzer)- Tara Tiger Brown (http://www.twitter.com/tara)- Sean Bonner (http://www.twitter.com/seanbonner)Requirements------------- PHP5- MySQL

Vancouver is one of Canada's biggest tech hubs and Launch Academy has played a key role in the startup ecosystem over the last five years, providing incubation services and training to over 100 startups a year—and hosting events for the community at its 12,000 square-foot space in the Gastown area of the city. This week, we talk to general manager Hussein Hallak about the programs at Launch Academy and their big vision for Vancouver's startup community—already ranked #1 in the country by Startup Genome and ready to grow even further. Press play to listen or subscribe with your favourite podcast app. Links: Launch Academy Launch Academy on Twitter (@Launch_Academy) Launch Academy on Facebook (LaunchAcademyIgnited) Hussein Hallak Hussein Hallak on LinkedIn Hussein Hallak on Twitter (@HHUnleashed) Hussein Hallak on Facebook (HHUnleashed) Take a 3D Virtual Tour of Western Canada's Leading Tech Startup Hub VC & PE Canadian Market Overview // H1 2017 BDC Fiscal 2017 Annual Report Houston Technology & Innovation Task Force: Report [PDF] Innovation In Houston: A Study Of The Bayou City’s Startup Ecosystem [Google Drive]

In Episode 53 of The Startup Playbook Podcast, I interview Pete Cooper, the Founder of SydStart, StartSoc and iCentralCo. Pete has been one of the pillars in growing the Australian startup ecosystem, particularly in his hometown of Sydney. He is probably best known for founding the SydStart Conference (now known as StartCon), the first tech conference of it's kind in the country and he actively mentors, invests and is helping to develop an ecosystem to provide the best chances for startups to succeed. In the episode we talk about a range of topics including his transition from a corporate career path to being heavily involved with startups, how to find mentors, how to build communities and how to get started in the startup ecosystem. LIVE PODCAST WITH VICKY LAY (MANAGING DIRECTOR - ARTESIAN VENTURE PARTNERS) Show notes: - SydStart - Sunrise conference - Elias Bizaanes - Mick Liubinskas - Cicada Innovations - Startcon - Freelancer - Spark Festival - Maxine Sherrin - Niki Scevak - iCentral - Lana Hopkins - Mon Purse - Jodie Fox - Jane Lu - Michael Biercuk - Sydney School of Entrepreneurship - Startup Genome - Newcastle Slingshot Program - Eighteen04 - Tyro - Fishburners - StartupAus - StartSociety - Sydney Angel Group - Founder Institute - Ben Chong - Springboard enterprise - 500 Startups - Lean Canvas - Silicon Beach Melbourne - Athula Bogoda - Atlassian - Canva - Envato - Tom Ellis - Paul Napthali - Startup Playbook 50th episode - Airtree Ventures - Blackbird Ventures - Blue Sky Venture Capital - Square Peg Venture Capital - Pete Cooper (Twitter) Blog: 50 Lessons from 50 successful founders, investors & experts (Part 1) Blog: 50 Lessons from 50 successful founders, investors & experts (Part 2) Feedback/ connect/ say hello:  Rohit@startupplaybook.co @playbookstartup (Twitter) @rohitbhargava7 (Twitter – Rohit) Rohit Bhargava (LinkedIn) Credits: Intro music credit to Bensound Other channels: Don't have iTunes? The podcast is also available on Stitcher & Soundcloud The post Ep053 – Pete Cooper (Founder – SydStart) on the old and new economy appeared first on Startup Playbook.

On this week’s podcast: For the last five years, Startup Genome has been assessing and ranking startup ecosystems around the world for its Global Startup Ecosystem reports. They recently published their third report, and this week we talk to their CEO, JF Gauthier, about the factors they assess and the metrics they use in determining the rankings. JF also talks about the startup ecosystem lifecycle model Startup Genome has developed to determine where a region is in its development and what it needs to do next to continue to grow. And we discuss the role of government in growing ecosystems and why JF thinks they need to show a greater sense of urgency to participate in what he calls the "global startup revolution." To start the show, I discuss how a ranking like Startup Genome's is a challenging undertaking by looking at just two of the many factors they consider in their assessment. Links: Startup Genome Global Startup Ecosystem Report 2017 Startup Genome on Twitter (@startupgenome) Canada’s Best Tech Hubs To Live and Work In 2016 Scoring Canadian Tech Talent  

  On this episode, we'll get into some of the more difficult things about starting a company. We also sat down with Shane Reiser, Founder of Startup Genome, the company that maps and tracks your startup community. All of this and more on this episode of Inside Outside. Music: http://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

In this interview, Max Marmer explains why the successful startups pivot at least once and why different markets and products require different types of founders. He also outlines why premature scaling and monetizing too early is a path to startup failure.

O Man in the Arena é um videocast sobre empreendedorismo e cultura digital apresentado por Leo Kuba e Miguel Cavalcanti.   Neste episódio (#020):   Uma análise do mercado brasileiro de startups e venture capital por Edson Rigonatti, partner da Astella Investimentos, que tem em seu portfolio empresas como Navegg, Portal Educação, Help Saúde, entre outras.   Alguns dos temas abordados:   - Histórico profissional do Edson. - O posicionamento da Astella e as fases de uma operação de VC. - O que a Astella avalia num empreendedor e num modelo de negócio? - Sua visão sobre o mercado brasileiro de startups. - A importância da agilidade no aprendizado para o empreendedor. - Cases do portfolio da Astella. - As 5 verticais que a Astella investe. - Dicas de livros sobre vendas. - Dicas para empreendedores.   Para saber mais:   - Site: http://astellainvest.com - Twitter - Astella: http://twitter.com/astellainvest - Twitter: http://twitter.com/erigonatti   Dicas mencionadas:   - Startup Genome: http://startupgenome.cc - Metodologia AARRR! (Dave McClure): http://bit.ly/aarrr-500hats - Resultados Digitais: http://resultadosdigitais.com.br - Livro: Spin Selling (Neil Rackham) http://amazon.com/SPIN-Selling-Neil-Rackham/dp/0070511136 - Livro: Getting to Yes (Roger Fisher, William Ury) http://amazon.com/Getting-Yes-Negotiating-Agreement-Without/dp/0143118757 - Livro: Ultimate Sales Machine (Chet Holmes) http://amazon.com/Ultimate-Sales-Machine-Turbocharge-Relentless/dp/1591842158 - Livro: The Dip (Seth Godin) http://amazon.com/Dip-Little-Book-Teaches-Stick/dp/1591841666 - Videocast: Mixergy (Andrew Warner) http://mixergy.com   Acompanhe e participe nos canais do Man in the Arena:   - YouTube: http://youtube.com/maninthearenatv - Facebook fan page: http://facebook.com/maninthearenatv (cadastre-se na fan page e receba nossa newsletter)