
VV Show #26 – Kelly Perdew is the Venture Voice 2005 Entrepreneur of the Year
Kelly Perdew may have won The Apprentice 2, but the listeners of Venture Voice have given him a new recognition for his entrepreneurial work since then. Kelly got the most votes for the Venture Voice ...
30 Jan 200625min

VV Show #25 – Jason Fried and Joel Spolsky Win Venture Voice Entrepreneurial Achievement Awards
The listeners have spoken. Jason Fried of 37signals and Joel Spolsky of Fog Creek Software have won Venture Voice Entrepreneurial Achievement Awards. They came in second and third place out of a pack ...
25 Jan 200627min

VV Show #24 – Bo Peabody of Village Ventures
“Stock lockup” is a term remembered with horror by many entrepreneurs who weren’t allowed to sell their dot com shares before the bubble burst. Bo Peabody founded Tripod, which was sold to Lycos for $...
17 Jan 200645min

VV Show #23 – Randy Komisar of Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers
It’s not easy to stand out at Kleiner Perkins, one of the most prestigious venture capital shops in Silicon Valley that counts Google in its portfolio. Though Randy Komisar joined the firm just this y...
15 Des 200538min

VV Show #22 – Introducing the Venture Voice Entrepreneur of the Year Award
We’ve interviewed some of the most accomplished and most hungry entrepreneurs on this show, but now the year’s almost over and it’s time to choose the Entrepreneur of the Year. We have no distinguishe...
12 Des 200510min

VV Show #21 – Fabrice Grinda of Zingy
If you think the ringtone business is for kids, then Fabrice Grinda has a $130 million lesson to teach you. After starting the eBays of Europe and Latin America, Fabrice brought the ringtone business ...
8 Des 200553min

VV Show #20 – Joel Spolsky of Fog Creek Software
While some entrepreneurs fret over new business ideas, Joel Spolsky of Fog Creek Software focuses on hiring the best and brightest for his New York City-based software company, and then figures out ho...
22 Nov 200555min

VV Show #19 – Derek Sivers of CD Baby
Many would-be tech titans dream day and night about how their hot new idea will change the world. Derek Sivers just wanted to have his independent band’s CDs sold over the Web. No one would do it, so ...
8 Nov 200551min



















