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E. 40 - Aleksandr Kravchenko: United by an Idea
"A startup is a group of people united by an idea, not just striving to follow the rules and grow and get paid a salary. This is actually where unicorns are born." - Aleksandr Kravchenko
E.39 - Amanda Goltz: I Volunteer
"What I'd like to do is leave a playbook, a set of three or four unimpeachable examples... of openings – portals into opportunities where the incentives of all the players are aligned and where the benefit was significant, unique, and inarguable." - Amanda Goltz
E.38 - Angela Lim: Founder Market Fit
"I think as we continue to go on this journey, the more conviction I have about what we're doing." - Dr. Angela Lim
E.31 - Michael Moreno: The Tech Frontier
"Artificial intelligence, crypto… they're all technologies that I think that we can be investing in and cultivating for the betterment of humankind." - Michael Moreno
E.29 - Tiffany To: Collaboration Compass
“The challenge is that it's not just different tools that you need, but you need different kinds of leadership.” - Tiffany To
E.28 - Neha Sampat: Software Sommelier
“Let the technology solve that problem so that people can do things that make their experiences more innovative.” - Neha Sampat
E.23 - Diana Joseph: Learning Sciences
"Organizations and individuals being more entrepreneurial will help us get to better solutions on climate change, climate justice, diversity, equity, inclusion and taking advantage of the wisdom of more voices." - Diana Joseph
E.20 - Veronica Siranosian: Urban Movement
“What it comes down to is helping to serve our clients better, reducing costs and delivering projects that create opportunities for people.” - Veronica Siranosian
E.19 - Jacob Laporte: Future Medicine
"We need to transcend the traditional corporate structure - reduce the sometimes difficult journey to get collaboration in place." - Jacob LaPorte
E.18 - Tiffani Alvidrez: Riding a Unicorn
"Government speak is different and government speak is not always interested in learning other languages.I think that fundamentally presents the challenge between government and the tech industry." - Tiffani Alvidrez
E.14 - Fernanda Bordin: Smart and Sustainable
“Start with the client. You can start a business without a solution, but you cannot start a business without a client.” - Fernanda Bordin
E.05 - Christi Zuber: Innovation by Design
"There is purpose in all sorts of things that we do. If you can make someone's job easier, if you can help someone sleep better at night, or whatever it is. Reach out and have those conversations. Understand the context of the people that interact with those products and services." - Christi Zuber
E.03 - Louis Stewart: Mr. Innovation City
"Everybody has different needs in order to be successful. So trust your gut. If a door opens, give it a shot. Go ahead and take a look inside the door and see if there's something in there that you can learn from." - Louis Stewart
E.01 - Mike Dolbec: Venture Industrialist
"You can't believe everything you read, see, or hear at first glance. Just because we're pattern-matching animals doesn't mean that your conclusion is accurate. It just means you matched some pattern. That pattern may or may not be useful at all." - Mike Dolbec