The following blog post appears on the Okta.com blog and is written by the company's co-founder and COO Frederic Kerrest. A lot can change in ten years. When Todd (my co-founder and Okta's CEO) and I decided to start a company together in 2009, we were two entrepreneurs with a ...
by Erin Martin On Thursday, February 22nd, the Martin Trust Center for MIT Entrepreneurship hosted Bill Gurley, partner at Benchmark Ventures, for a fireside chat. As an early investor in companies like Uber, OpenTable, Stitch Fix, and Zillow, Gurley has demonstrated an exceptional ability to anticipate where economic opportunity lies ...
MIT's Storyteller In Residence, Dom Smith chats to the Martin Trust Center for Entrepreneurship's Assistant Director, Leah Lovgren about her previous job roles, advice for other entrepreneurs as well as some of her own career highlights in this revealing audio interview.
MIT's Storyteller In Residence, Dom Smith chats to EIR Kit Hickey about her career, starting her business, Ministry Of Supply and gets some advice for aspiring entrepreneurs.
MIT's Storyteller In Residence, Dom Smith chats to the Martin Trust Center's Marketing and Communications Manager, Greg Wymer about his background, from working in radio at WFNX (Boston) to getting involved with MIT, starting his own business and more advice for students and young people.
MIT's Storyteller In Residence, Dom Smith chats to The Martin Trust Center's Program Coordinator, Erin Martin about the challenges of running the Center on a day-to-day basis, as well as her advice for anybody coming in to use the space, and its resources.
MIT's Storyteller In Residence, Dom Smith chats to one of The Martin Trust Center's Entrepreneurs In Residence, Dip Patel about his job-role, as well as his personal inspirations and own successes and failures as co-founder, and CEO of Ecovent.
MIT's Storyteller In Residence, Dom Smith talks to best friends, and start-up partners AJ and Kat about being in business together as part of MIT fuse, and discusses what it takes for a friendship to survive in that context, as well as their respective attitudes with regards to problem solving. ...
As part of the Fall 2017 Entrepreneurship Speaker Series, we were very pleased to host MIT Sloan Professor Tauhid Zaman for his presentation, "Moneyball for Startups," a topic that the Wall Street Journal described as "a data-driven approach to power 'home-run' exits." Here's a clip from the talk where Zaman explains ...
from the MIT Sloan Experts blog I have recently been catching up with colleagues from companies past, and when I let them know what I am doing now, I often get the reaction, “Wow! That’s such a cool job.” And it is … I’m fortunate to be the director of delta ...
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