Rick Nucci has been an entrepreneur in the Philadelphia area since 1999. He’s currently the co-founder & CEO of Guru, which helps companies centralize their collective knowledge. Prior to Guru Rick was the Founder and CTO of Boomi, which defined and led a new segment as the industry’s first cloud integration platform-as-a-service. Boomi was acquired […]
Tag: Startups
Gusto’s Saad Shahzad says that leadership is…
“Leadership is about helping your team prioritize and execute. There are always a million things to do at a startup. How you spend your time as a leader can mean the difference between success and failure” BIO: Saad Shahzad is Head of Sales at San Francisco, CA based Gusto (formerly ZenPayroll). Saad was an […]
My old #S4S video on the psychology of sales and detaching yourself from the outcome
Mobile Action’s Miray Alanlar says leadership is…
“Leadership is about inspiring and guiding others to success while you are performing at your best.” BIO: Miray Alanlar is Senior Sales Account Manager for all North America and EMEA at San Francisco, CA based Mobile Action. Miray was hire #5 at Mobile Action and currently runs account management efforts for the North American and EMEA […]
#StartupsUnedited – Episode 35: Startups in London with Randeep Wilkhu
#StartupsUnedited – Episode 09: Interview with Jon Woodroof at @WeWork Amsterdam
#StartupsUnedited – Episode 3: Interview with top investor Matt Mazzeo of Lowercase Capital
The Declaration of The Entrepreneurial Action
I have spent a lot of time thinking about the steps that we entrepreneurs (mind you I said entrepreneurs not successful entrepreneurs) take that others don’t. And aside of the common concepts like taking risk or being visionaries, etc – there are more real, tangle steps that we take that are the catalysts for our […]
Exclusive Interview with @ZukowskaAsia, #Malaysia-based Marketing Expert
What’s your professional background and how did you get into startups? I never wanted to have my own business. Why? Stress, sleepless nights, working more than 80 hours per week, being a psychologist, accountant, business analyst and god knows who else … Well, everyone’s dreaming about it, right? 😀