Tom Higley – New Colorado CEO Blogger
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
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
I’m on the IT Transition Team for Colorado’s new governor – Bill Ritter. One of the primary roles of the transition team is to recommend to Governor-Elect Ritter a pool
Matt Blumberg has a very important marketing insight about clickstreams that he just wrote about.
This was just too good to pass up. Click through to see a bigger version on Wikipedia (along with all the copyright noise about this.) Amy and I were both
Ben Casnocha is hard at work at his book titled “My Start-Up Life: What a (Very) Young CEO Learned on His Journey Through Silicon Valley”; which Jossey-Bass (part of John
As chairman of the National Center for Women & Information Technology, I’m enjoyed observing the regular evolution of how we describe the organization. My friends Larry and Pat Nelson
Om Malik has a great post up titled Alexa can be injurious to your wealth that describes a number of flaws with Alexa as a ranking of a web-based service.
Matt Blumberg pointed me to a post about the Boulderites recent decision to raise taxes on themselves by passing a carbon tax. The feds can’t seem to get around to
I’ve become obsessed with “Networks” – I’ve learned an enormous amount from coordinating the FeedBurner Venture Capital Network and the Colorado Entrepreneurs and Te