24 min
Episode 50: Ryan Denehy, Electric 52 Founders
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- Technology
In this episode, you’ll hear about:
-How Electric was born from Ryan’s own frustrations with IT in his previous company, and why he was on the look out for hardships during that time
-Why Ryan decided to start his next company in NYC vs SF, where his former company Swarm was headquartered, and the big takeaways he learned from running his past startups
-Ryan’s first childhood career aspiration (which draw chuckles from me) and how filmmaking eventually inspired his interest in entrepreneurship
-How some professional athletes have parlayed their talents into new ventures, and why passion projects are always a great place to start creating
-Ryan’s reasoning for attending college after already having success in his late teens, and how he views education during the hiring process
-The qualities that make for a great hire at Electric, and why persistence is hands down the best attribute an entrepreneur can have
Listen as Ryan shares a New York startup he really loves (so much so that he personally invested), in addition to the “founder” he’d most want to interview and why.
In this episode, you’ll hear about:
-How Electric was born from Ryan’s own frustrations with IT in his previous company, and why he was on the look out for hardships during that time
-Why Ryan decided to start his next company in NYC vs SF, where his former company Swarm was headquartered, and the big takeaways he learned from running his past startups
-Ryan’s first childhood career aspiration (which draw chuckles from me) and how filmmaking eventually inspired his interest in entrepreneurship
-How some professional athletes have parlayed their talents into new ventures, and why passion projects are always a great place to start creating
-Ryan’s reasoning for attending college after already having success in his late teens, and how he views education during the hiring process
-The qualities that make for a great hire at Electric, and why persistence is hands down the best attribute an entrepreneur can have
Listen as Ryan shares a New York startup he really loves (so much so that he personally invested), in addition to the “founder” he’d most want to interview and why.
24 min