
VV Show #18 – Mena Trott of Six Apart
At age 28, Mena Trott is a veteran blogger and an accomplished company founder. Six Apart, the business she started four years ago with her husband Ben, now has over 100 employees. Its stable of popul...
25 Okt 200537min

VV Show #17 – Jason Fried of 37signals
The business world seems to keep getting more complicated, but Jason Fried is all about keeping things simple. When founding 37signals, Jason and his two partners staked their careers on simplicity. T...
17 Okt 200551min

VV Show #16 – Tom Szaky of TerraCycle
Dropping out of college to start a technology company is almost a cliché. But is technology the only industry that can seduce an ambitious student into entrepreneurship? Tom Szaky dropped out of Princ...
4 Okt 200540min

VV Show #15 – Launching Companies at DEMO Conference
You might expect that if you launched your pride and joy — your startup company — at a conference, it would automatically be the center of attention. At DEMO, the leading technology product launch con...
27 Sep 200528min

VV Show #14 – VideoEgg Preparing for DEMO Conference
New businesses usually start small and work slowly and steadily to build their reputation. But that’s not true of startups that choose to launch their product at DEMO, the most prestigious conference ...
19 Sep 200548min

VV Show #13 – Drew Clark of IBM Venture Capital Group
Entrepreneurs who were doing business in the eighties might still remember IBM for its suits and corporate ways. Now Drew Clark, the co-founder of the IBM Venture Capital Group, has shed his tie and i...
13 Sep 200539min

VV Show #12 – Deborah Farrington of Starvest Partners
Statistically speaking, Starvest Partners shouldn’t be in business: Few venture capital funds raised in 1998 survived the dot com bust, first-time partners are a huge bet, and no other venture capital...
1 Sep 20051h 13min

VV Show #11 – Scott Rafer of Feedster
If you thought you’re an entrepreneur just because you started a software company in Silicon Valley, you’re dead wrong, according to Scott Rafer. It’s just too easy. Scott’s the CEO of San Francisco-b...
25 Aug 200553min



















