409A Haiku
This just in from Matt Blumberg, a CEO of one of my portfolio companies that is enjoying pondering what to do about 409A. She’s real fine?Or tile cleaning fluid?No –
This just in from Matt Blumberg, a CEO of one of my portfolio companies that is enjoying pondering what to do about 409A. She’s real fine?Or tile cleaning fluid?No –
IRS Regulation 409A really sucks. While I’m probably now on some audit watch list as a result of speaking my mind, there really isn’t any other way to state it. Jason Mendelson [
For my 40th birthday, I got a couple of cool t-shirts with photos of me substituted for Jack Bauer on 24. The only thing disconcerting was the image of me
My friend Larry Nelson who runs w3w3.com just put up a short interview he did with me last week. Per Larry’s description: Here’s some candid straight talk about access to
The Denver Business Journal has a nice article about my friend Niel Robertson, co-founder / CTO of Newmerix. Neil joined the ranks of CTO bloggers a few weeks ago. For
The Denver Post had a nice profile article on a couple of local Boulder / Denver CEO’s that run, including me (ok – I’m a “managing director” – but who really
I’ve received a variety of entertaining (and thoughtful) presents for my 40th birthday. Earlier this week, Dave Jilk gave me another one – my own Wikipedia entry. I suppose eve
Now – that’s a mission statement. I’m on the board of the Colorado Conservation Trust and we had a board meeting last week. CCT is one of the best organized non-prof
I monitor around 400 blogs and try to stay on top of them daily (I use FeedDemon and NewsGator Online and have developed an awesome personal algorithm for getting through
Anyone that’s walked (or run) across the Harvard (aka Mass Ave) bridge has noticed little numbers painted on it that end at 364.4 (and one ear). If you are an