I recently had the opportunity to do a podcast with Heather Green of BusinessWeek and Blogspotting. If you have a desire to hear about some of the areas I find interesting and to learn about pitfalls to avoid for startups, I suggest that you download the show. My only regret is that we did not get to use Gizmo Project, one of my portfolio companies, to do the podcast. After all, isn't important for VCs and entrepreneurs to eat their own dog food?
about
Ed Sim is founder of BOLDstart Ventures and co-founder of Dawntreader Ventures. Mr. Sim has over 15 years of venture capital experience having led seed and first round investments in a number of high profile Internet and software companies.
- I hate shitty software – webroot spysweeper v5 Jul 25, 2006
- iPod sucks Nov 26, 2005
- Remember Long Term Capital? Mar 24, 2006
- Tips for the first VC Meeting Nov 29, 2005
- RSS Ads Feb 28, 2005
- What entrepreneurs can learn from Jeff Spicoli Jan 25, 2012
- Never give up but move on quickly Oct 21, 2011
- Startups getting caught in No Man’s Land Sep 29, 2011
- The New York Startup Market Rocks and is REAL Apr 15, 2011
- Reflecting on passed investments Apr 5, 2011
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Martin Wawrusch: Hi Ed, you might want to take a look at http://lea...
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Larry Tutino: Hi Ed, I do the same thing with real estate deals...
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DzNtz: well, for starters these executives can start actu...
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Peter Kadas, MD.: I'm an entrepreneur for 16 years now. I had wins a...
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Chris: Accountability is definitely an ingredient to grea...
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- Martin Wawrusch: Hi Ed, you might want to take a look at http://leanlaunchlab.com which is being built in...
- Larry Tutino: Hi Ed, I do the same thing with real estate deals I follow. I have my favorites/passed on file that I...
- DzNtz: well, for starters these executives can start actually LISTENING to the recommendations of the PROFESSIONALS...
- Peter Kadas, MD.: I’m an entrepreneur for 16 years now. I had wins and losses. To be able to quit is not just a...
- Chris: Accountability is definitely an ingredient to great management but one thing I have seen as essential when...








