As I needed to blow some steam off this afternoon after some hair-pulling type of coding, I put on my ska/punk spotify playlist.
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Souvenirs… Tompkins square punk concerts |
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In an early stage startup, you would typically have two types of founders: a tech guy or a biz guy. And ideally, you would have both. They both execute a vision by building the technology to create a great product. Continue reading ‘When should you give away your product management?’
I had an amazing meeting about SubMate this morning with Pepita's founder Nicolas Stehle. Pepita allows artists to sell their digital creations on their site, facebook or myspace page, … Nicolas understood our vision, and we worked on how to execute it well to interest investors (he handles a small family fund). Continue reading ‘Poking the business angel bear: early stage financials’
Have you heard of Start In Paris? |
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While living in New York, I used to attend a cool event: the NY Tech Meetup. The concept is simple: every month, 5 startups get 5 minutes to demo their service to the local tech crowd. It was the coolest thing ever. Continue reading ‘Have you heard of Start In Paris?’
Early, early, early: take the plunge! |
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I'ts never too early to show your product. I was reading the comment of Backupify's founder @robmay on Venture Hacks today: Continue reading ‘Early, early, early: take the plunge!’
I pitched SubMate at Plugg! |
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Didn’t make it to the final, but had lots of fun. Check it out!
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A luxury mouse in a bed of Laduree macaroons |
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If you look closely, you’ll see every mouse’s dream ;)
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Strange pic… |
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The SubMate semi-marathon |
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The semi-marathon of Paris happened yesterday - congrats to all finalists, especially for running by 0 degrees!!
This post is not about this run, but the SubMate semi-marathon instead. It's Monday March 8, and we're finally catching sight of the finish line. A semi-marathon, because it's an early alpha we'll be releasing. But as Reid Hoffman said: "If you are not ashamed by your product when you launch it, you launched too late" !
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I'm Laurent Kretz, 30, ex New-Yorker now living in Paris, originally from France. Founder of CabEasy.com, a cool & easy way to share your cab rides and save money.(more)Contact
