Tune into the episode where Sam Kamani interviews Captain Hoff about how to Make your Startup Fly!
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Founders Space alumni innovates on proptech. FlexRent, allows tenants to split their monthly rent payment into 2-4 payments over the month without any credit checks.
Here are 11 worthwhile books that I read over the past 2 months:
- “A Fine Balance” by Rohinton Mistry ★★★★★
- “Lonesome Dove” by Larry McMurtry ★★★★★
- “Uncanny Valley” by Anna Wiener ★★★
- “The Strange Career of William Ellis” by Karl Jacoby ★★★
- “Another Country” by James Baldwin ★★★★★
- “McTeague” by Frank Norris ★★★★
- “At the Mountains of Madness” by H.P. Lovecraft ★★★
- “Shane” by Jack Schaefer ★★★★
- “The Devil’s Highway” by Luis Alberto Urrea ★★★
- “Little Big Man” by Thomas Berger ★★★★★
- “Mastermind” by Maria Konnikova ★★★
Join Captain Hoff on the Millennial Investing Podcast with Robert Leonard.
This virtual event will be hosted via Zoom on Tuesday, December 8, 2020 featuring some of the most amazing investors and innovators in blockchain and governance.
Speakers Include:
• Silvio Schembri, Minister for the Economy, Investment and Small Businesses, Malta Government
• Miko Matsumura, General Partner, Gumi Ventures; Venture Partner, BitBull Capital; Advisor, Arrington XRP Capital
• Kenzi Wang, General Partner, AU21 Capital
• Alex Norta, Associate Professor at the Department of Software Science of the Tallinn University
• Ben Bartlett, Berkeley City Councilmember
• Eylon Aviv, Head of Partnerships, DAOstack
• Maximilian Kuck, Co-founder, deora.earth (quadratic voting)
Founders Space alumni Chooch AI closed its series A funding and is growing fast. Read more about it.
Quantum Curious just went into beta.
If you’re curious about Quantum Computing, then check it out at https://quantumcurious.org/
Captain Hoff’s keynote speech will be Dec. 4th, 7:15 – 7:30 pm.
Keynote “Innovating without Ideas: The Process of Discovery”
YES and NO. Before I explain this contradiction, let me say that I’ve spent a considerable amount of time in China working with entrepreneurs and running incubator programs, so I’ve gained insights into the country and its business culture. This has allowed me to see the differences between the startup ecosystems.
First, China’s economy, geography, culture, politics and history are fundamentally different from that of the United States. China was the world’s leading innovator for a thousand years, with the invention of everything from porcelain and gunpowder to paper currency. However, like all great empires, it missed a step or two, and others overtook it. But China is back in the game now, and it has more people than any country on earth and more potential for innovation than ever before in its history.
Jeremy Ryan Slate just released his new book: Overcome Extreme Adversity & Create Your Best Life.
Synopsis:
