Recruiting a New Director
In the life of most companies with an active board of directors, it occasionally becomes necessary to recruit a new director. In the case of VC backed companies, a new
In the life of most companies with an active board of directors, it occasionally becomes necessary to recruit a new director. In the case of VC backed companies, a new
I ran an interesting experiment the past 30 days. I simultaneously used three different desktop configurations – my traditional Windows XP three monitor setup (at home and work), Mac OS [&
I wrote a post this summer titled CEOs That Are Introverts. While I’m very comfortable in group settings and have no problem in front of a crowd, I’d much prefer
For all you 24 junkies out there, we are within 45 days of the beginning of Day 6. Prequel’s are starting to show up. Make your reservations now for a
A few weeks ago I launched a new blog called Brad Feld’s 50 by 50 to document my trials and tribulations of running 50 marathons by the time I’m 50 (I’ve
Will Herman has an excellent post up titled Board Meetings – A CEO’s Point of View. While I’ve never been on a board where Will was CEO, he and I have
Mark Suster of Koral has a great story up on his corporate blog about his experience raising venture capital. I’m just glad I don’t appear to be one of the
Tonight must be the night that I’m pointing to new blogs from friends of mine. The guys at Collective Intellect have started a corporate blog titled New Media Intelligence. Two
My long time friend Tom Higley has started a blog called Back in the Saddle. Tom recently came out of retirement to become CEO of Vault Alliance, a Boulder-based startup
I’ve received a lot of great comments and emails in response to my “Reflections on Mentors” post. One of them was a note from my mom with a letter attached