It's traditionally been tough going for inventors who have the entrepreneurial spirit but not the requisite skills or luck. John Daniels is breaking out of that mold.
Snow Skiing is like Starting a Business? Roger that!
You've heard it before. Starting a business is a lot like skiing: you've got to be prepared for a fall. Our guest, Roger Kahlon, a businessman and avid skier speaks on the topic from first hand experience. Join us and learn from Roger's experience.
Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2018
Join Mark, Dave and Ziad in a discussion of the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2018.
Tractor Pulls and Entrepreneurship
A winter holiday story with tractors, helpful neighbors and ... a lesson about entrepreneurship.
Productive Liaisons — Bringing Together Industry and Academia
Randall Wright, program director of the MIT Industrial Liaison Program, gives us his unique view of creativity and innovation in business and research.
When the Investment Banker Comes Calling
Join us in a discussion with Jack Langworthy, of Covington Associates, as he looks at startups from an investment banker’s perspective.
Investing. It’s a numbers game.
Join your hosts in a discussion with Mic Williams, founder of Boston Harbor Angels and angel investor extraordinaire, on his winning philosophy of investing — and a few stories, too.
Polaroid. The long, slow demise of a tech giant.
Join your hosts, Ziad Moukheiber, Mark Thirman and David Powsner, in a light-hearted, but content-rich discussion with Sam Liggero, a former Polaroid executive and, now, a professor at Tufts University.
AirPrint Networks, felled by the Great Recession?
Join your hosts, Ziad Moukheiber of Boston Harbor Angels and David Powsner of Nutter McClennen, in a light discussion with Airprint’s founder, Mark Thirman.