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Category Archives: entrepreneurial community
Speaking of Cryptocurrency
I’m curious about how people approach building on-chain apps and how new tech spaces evolve. I am providing some context and contrast by linking the October 2020 Report of the Attorney General’s Cyber Digital Task Force — “Cryptocurrency: Enforcement Framework. … Continue reading
How The Motley Fool’s Co-Founders Share the Wealth
“The best way to keep money in perspective is to have some.” — Louis Rukeyser, American financial journalist, columnist and economic commentator “Every business opens a story.” — Tom Gardner, founder, CEO and Co-Chairman, The Motley Fool company Georgetown natives, … Continue reading
Posted in entrepreneurial community, entrepreneurs, Funding, Investing, startups, Uncategorized
Tagged AOL, best practices, company, investing, startups, Ted Leonsis, The Motley Fool, Washington DC
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Esther Dyson’s Way to Wellville Meets Muskegon: Michigan’s Unhealthiest County
On the eastern shores of Lake Michigan, Muskegon, Michigan, has it all: recreation, festivals, a couple of Miss Americas, an Astronaut, actors, musicians, a U.S. ambassador, an NFL quarterback, a wealthy lumber baron, a TV evangelist and others who have … Continue reading
Community Champions: Brad Feld of Foundry Group & Esther Dyson of HICCup Talk Entrepreneurship & Healthcare
Brad Feld and Esther Dyson are two of technology’s greats: Founding software and investment businesses early in the Internet age, they have been learning and building technology ventures since the 1980s, right as the U.S. transitioned to a connected PC … Continue reading
The Secret Ingredients in Georgetown Cupcake
Sophie Kallinis LaMontagne knew better than to invest in perishable commodities. After graduating from Princeton, she’d spent four years learning the ropes at global venture capital firm, Highland Capital Partners. She loved her job, but loved her own entrepreneurial … Continue reading
Enrich Our Zeitgeist: Identify & Incorporate Any of These 17 #GlobalGoals into Your Days
It’s Okay. Amina J. Mohammad, UN Secretary-General’s Special Advisor on post-2015 Development Planning knows you don’t care. The United Nations #GlobalGoals for sustainable development team understands this, too. It learned that using the Millennium (Year 2000) to kick-off a campaign … Continue reading
What this Entrepreneurial Governor Can Teach Us About Inventing the Future
Getting some perspective on Richard “Terry” McAuliffe, the 72nd Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia, is good. He can be larger than life when he winds up for a good story. It’s all in the name of public service. A … Continue reading
TechBuzz: Fresh Tech Look for Spring 2015
Ideas all over the place at the Mid-Atlantic Venture Capital Association (MAVA) Spring 2015 TechBuzz in DC’s The Sphinx Club. It was as if Elon Musk’s head had exploded. To get off to a great start, MAVA’s Executive Director, Julia Spicer, introduced … Continue reading
One Decision Led Nick Lavezzo to Visual Sciences and FoundationDB
The longer I live, the more I relate to Danish philosopher, Soren Kierkegaard’s observation: “Life can only be understood backwards; but it must be lived forwards.” Looking back, Nick Lavezzo, an early employee of Visual Sciences and now Co-Founder and … Continue reading
Posted in Computer Scientist, DC Metro Area Startup Community, entrepreneurial community, entrepreneurs, Hacker News, innovation, NoSQL Database, Silicon Valley, startup grind, startups, Uncategorized, Venture Capitalists
Tagged acquisition, Apple, company, FoundationDB, Nick Lavezzo, Ron Conway, Visual Sciences
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To the Internet and Beyond with Vinton G. Cerf!
In October, I went to a Startup Grind at Google’s new DC space to hear Google’s VP and Internet Evangelist, Vint G. Cerf, riff about life as a “Founding Father” of the Internet, net neutrality, smart cities, the IPv4 address … Continue reading
Posted in Computer Scientist, DC Metro Area Startup Community, entrepreneurial community, entrepreneurs, Google, innovation, mobile applications, Startup DC, Startup DC, Startup America, communications strategist, startup grind, startups, The Internet of Things, Vint Cerf
Tagged Apps, DC startups, DCTech, Father of the Internet, Innovation, Internet Search, IPv6, Startup Grind DC, startups, technology, The Internet of Things, Vincent G Cerf
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