F.O.K.P. Podcast KP Reddy

Despite the overall pause in venture capital funding in proptech companies in the COVID market environment, alternative transactional activity continues to flow in the industry.

Join KP Reddy along with Goodwin partners Scott Chase, Blake Liggio and Mitzi Chang for a fireside chat. They’ll discuss trends in strategic deal structuring, including sale transactions, minority buyouts, joint ventures, debt to equity exchanges and spin-offs, as well as provide an overview of equity financing options under federal securities laws, which are becoming attractive options for raising capital.

Join Rohit Malhotra, Founder and Executive Director at the Center for Civic Innovation, and KP Reddy, Founder and CEO of Shadow Ventures, for a fireside chat. They’ll be discussing innovation, government, community, startups, and how all of those intersect. If you’re a startup or professional navigating this area, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss.

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve realized we’re in the midst of the worst economy in over a hundred years. We’ve recovered in the past – just how different will it be this time? Entrepreneurs everywhere are asking, what the heck am I going to do? Should you strap your business in annd weather the storm, soak in the rain, or slump into a puddle? It’s not a great time to be launching your entrepreneurial endeavors, but it’s the perfect time to learn and grow.

Join Marc Gorlin, accomplished entreprenueur, along with KP Reddy and Bert Ellis as they discuss.

We're talking about Disrupting Tech's Relationship with Defense, and who better to do that than a guy who has consulted for the DOD while at Booz Allen Hamilton and deployed to both Iraq and Afghanistan while at Palantir before co-founding a company to modernize US military tech?  Joining Shadow Summit Founder KP Reddy for a fireside chat, is Anduril Industries Co-Founder and COO Matt Grimm.

Digitally Transforming a Campus delivering Great Experiences while Boosting Productivity – just what is Project Redmond?

Microsoft is planning a massive investment at its headquarters in a project that will begin next fall and last up to seven years. The new project at the 500-acre campus will include 17 new buildings (replacing 14 others), an additional 6.7 million square feet of renovated workspace, and “$150 million in transportation infrastructure, improvements, public spaces, sports fields and green space.” From Smart Buildings, cutting-edge AEC tech, built innovations, and more – it’s going to be envelop a lot of work. What’s the purpose? How is Microsoft transforming the built industry?

Join Emmanuel Daniel of Microsoft as he discusses, with insight from K.P. Reddy.

Emmanuel Daniel is a Director in the Applied Innovation & Incubation team at Microsoft. His main focus has been partnering with the Microsoft real estate group to create smart spaces within a campus and to transform employee experiences through innovative technologies and devices. This work with the real estate team also extends to digitally transforming the employee experience in the Microsoft campuses worldwide, starting with the modernization of the East campus in Redmond. Creating smarter spaces that enable productivity, that optimize time and resources across campuses and buildings is directly aligned to Microsoft’s mission to empower every person and every organization on the planet to achieve more.

A popular investment by Silicon Valley VCs, Klickly has quickly become one of the most successful startups of the last few years. How’d it get there? Hear the full story from the founder & CEO Cooper Harris, as well as strategies and tips to boost your own towards stardom! Don’t end up like 90% of startups that fail – the keys to success are simple.

Cooper Harris is a California-based entrepreneur and the founder and CEO of Klickly, a data-driven impulse-payments platform that powers headless commerce. Emerging as a pivotal figure in the west coast tech scene, Cooper has been nominated for Google’s “Young Innovator” award, L’Oreal’s “Digital Woman of the Year,” won InformationAge’s Women in I.T. “Entrepreneur of the Year” and named by Adobe as a “Top Thought-Leader” at Cannes. Cooper is a favorite speaker at international summits including CES, Cannes Lions, Shoptalk, SXSW, Sundance, Los Angeles TechWeek, London Tech Conference, and more, speaking on advances in eComm / Retail Tech / FinTech, fostering women in STEM, and disrupting the status quo using technology/innovation.

She’ll by joined by Shadow Ventures CEO K.P. Reddy to provide insight.