10 episodes
Series A with Zach Zambuto Zach Zambuto
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Welcome to the Series A Podcast! Every week Zach Zambuto will sit down with founders, CEO’s, investors and more to hear their stories to better understand business and technology.
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Matt Cremins: Founder of VODA “What it’s Like to Start a Company Right out of College”
What is it like to start a company right after college? This podcast will give you the answers because I interviewed Matt Cremins the founder of VODA. During this episode you will learn about how to maintain mental resilience, what a post acquisition looks like, how to angel invest, and advice for new founders.
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Kyle Fitzpatrick COO of The Feel Good Lab: "How to Market and What You Should do If You Want to Start a Company"
Kyle Fitzpatrick got his start working in sales and marketing at Red Bull. After leaving five years later to scratch an entrepreneurial itch he joined the Feel Good Lab, a Natural Pain Cream that is Good for You. Since then they have gotten their product on the shelves of CVS and Target. Kyle is now also a mentor at Mass Challenge, listen to this podcast to learn what advice he gives to young founders!
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Scott Case CEO of Upside and Founding CTO of Priceline: “Scott’s Product Development Framework and a Post Pandemic World”
Scott Case is a technologist, inventor, and entrepreneur well-known as the founding CTO of Priceline.com. As Co-founder and CEO of sister companies Upside Business Travel and Upside Financial, Scott's leading two companies with the shared mission of growing companies and careers. One through reinventing the business travel into a smooth and efficient experience, and the other through simplifying the complex PPP loan forgiveness process to maximize company returns. Scott is also the host of /Founders Focus, a community of entrepreneurs navigating the challenges of the COVID-19 crisis. On this episode, Scott will outline his approach to product development, talk about societal issues, and where we are going.
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Bill Facteau CEO of Earlens (Time's Top 100 Inventions): “How to Sell Anything and How Juniors Can Lead Up the Chain of Command”
In this episode I interview Bill Facteau. Bill has quite the resume that we can all learn from, in 2009 while CEO Bill sold Acclarent for $785 Million to Johnson and Johnson and currently he is the CEO of Earlens, a next generation hearing aid that works by directly vibrating the eardrum. During this interview I asked questions to help learn more about technology, leadership, and why everyone can learn from sales. Stay tuned to hear Bill try to sell me a pen.
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Derek Urben Investor at Left Lane Capital: “How to Find Deals on Reddit and How to Get into Venture Capital”
In this episode I interviewed the first investor on the show. Derek Urben is an investor from Left Lane Capital, a venture capital and private equity firm that focuses on high-growth internet and consumer technology companies. This episode is intended for people who are new to venture capital as Derek will cover what it is and then tips to get into it.
Left Lane: https://www.leftlanecap.com/
The Opus Letter: https://opusletter.substack.com/people/1346781-derek-urben
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Michael Wang - CTO of Bowtie “Starting an AI Company and AI in 50 Years”
Michael Wang is a graduate of Cornell Tech, CTO of Bowtie, and Futurist. This episode is all about starting an AI startup, what makes good software engineering teams, and what AI will look like in the next 50 years. Enjoy the show.
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