The Best Lessons From Travis Kalanick
Travis Kalanick is the co-founder and CEO of Uber, a transportation network company based in San Francisco, California. He’s also known for having founded Scour, the world’s first p2p search...
Category "Innovate"
Technical Teams Over Non-Technical Ones
Over the past few weeks, months, years, we have seen how the skills of a dynamic duo can bring an idea into the market. Especially in tech startups, two people...
Early Stage Startups
“There is no one that invests in early/early/early stage startups and this is bad.” This was probably the incipit of a discussion I was having a few days ago. What...
The Morality Of A Tech Founder
Turning a small idea in a million dollar company is a dream, but as we know, it’s not quick and easy as it might seem. It takes time, a co-founder...
Manchester Is On The Verge Of Scaling
Building a startup scene is probably one of the hardest things that a group of tech entrepreneurs can try to achieve. It takes time, we are not talking about months,...
The Best Lessons From Tim Berners-Lee
Tim Berners-Lee is a british Computer Scientist, known for having invented the World Wide Web. He’s currently the director of the World Wide Web Consortium and he’s also the founder...
The Biggest Political Revolution On The Internet
The Internet has drastically changed the way we live and is constantly giving us new tools to be more efficient and connected to the people we care about. The remarkable...
The World Needs A Plan B
The world needs a plan B. The unemployment rates are reaching their max peaks in most of the developed countries, especially in Italy, where the crisis is taking over small...
The Best Lessons From Marc Andreessen
Marc Andreessen is an american entrepreneur and investor. He’s famous for being the co-founder and general partner of one of the most important venture capital firms in Silicon Valley, Andreessen...
The Best Lessons From Dennis Crowley
Dennis Crowley is an American internet entrepreneur. He’s famous for having co-founded Foursquare, a location-based social networking website for mobile devices. He was also the co-founder of Dodgeball, a location-based...
Concept Is Everything
As time goes on, and society flourishes so does the diversity and unique quality of business, most particularly in restaurants. Every business needs a concept, but how does one stand...
A Ticket For The 99% Club
In the last few years, I have been reasoning about the value of going to University. One of the earliest articles I have ever written was about University and the...
The Best Lessons From Mark Pincus
Mark Pincus is an american entrepreneur. He’s famous for having co-founded Zynga, a company that makes online social games. Before Zynga, Mark founded Freeloader Inc., Tribe Networks, one of the...
5 Lessons Learned From Organising A Tech Conference
Lists don’t actually make any sense at all, but they are helpful to organise something valuable in a few key bullet points. We have recently held our first Tech event...
Building A Startup Scene
The challenge of building a strong startup scene has been faced by several different communities around the world, which aimed at building something that looked like San Francisco. The Silicon...
The Best Lessons From Biz Stone
Biz Stone is the Co-Founder of Twitter. In the past years, he has also been involved in Xanga, Blogger, Odeo, The Obvious Corporation and Medium. He’s currently the CEO and...
The Best Lessons From Jimmy Wales
Jimmy Wales is an american internet entrepreneur. He’s famous for being the Founder of the non-profit encyclopedia Wikipedia and also for a web hosting company, Wikia. On the 15th of...
Online Dating Is More Alive Than We Think
Online dating is a fifteen years industry and it doesn’t seem to be stopping, but growing and expanding to new frontiers. In the past years, people have put the awkwardness...