Founders Korner by Koridor

Canadian startup world vs. American startup world? Which one is better? Welcome back to the Founders Korner Podcast, today we have a special guest from one of our workshops, Bob Seeman. Learn more about how Canadian government grants such as IRAP could be the downfall of your startup. As Bob is a tech startup mentor expert, he explains what he thinks are the keys to a successful tech company - things such as picking the right co-founder and being able to put yourself and company out there. Sepehr and Bob also discuss the importance of putting yourself in front of the right people - people who are going to be brutually honest with you. This episode gets into the truth about how to become a successful tech startup.

Connect with Bob here: 

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00:00 Introduction

2:00 From engineering to tech startups

3:00 The secret to a great startup from the beginning

4:01 How to choose a co-founder

8:50 You HAVE to find the right people that will listen to you

10:00 Canadian vs. American startup world

16:40 Angel vs. Government grants

21:20 The MOST important part of a tech startup

25:00 Timing in your startup is everything

27:40 You have to be a “YES Man”

30:10 Will Canada become a startup world?

34:55 Bob’s one piece of advice

36:00 Legal advice for startups from a lawyer

37:27 Conclusion

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Welcome back to the Founders Korner Podcast. Today, we bring you an episode featuring Sangeeta Mulchandani, the renowned author of "Start Right: Bringing Your Ideas to Life." Sangeeta shares her expert insights on the elements that can be the making or breaking of a startup, and how to understand your customers' problems to be a success. Sangeeta touches on how to ensure success even before you start building your product which includes grit - commonly overlooked. Sangeeta and Sepehr discuss how you can plan in all ways to ensure your idea turns into a success, including how to build a product roadmap. Watch the full episode to gain insights from experts when it comes to dealing with entrepreneurs, it might transform your journey.

Dejan Gajsek shares the keys to creating an effective dynamic between sales and marketing to ultimately close more deals. Through his experience co-founding Grow + Scale, offering Tailored Competitive Enablement programs for B2B Tech and SaaS companies, Dejan knows the in's, out's and common pitfalls that startups will face. In this episode, we discuss the secret to better leads and how to avoid amateur sales tactics that just don't work. He easily breaks down inbound sales and marketing step by step to ensure your startup's success to effectively garner better leads. Dejan goes on to tell us the best content marketing strategies in this day and age.

As a startup, how do you hire the right people? In this episode, we have a conversation with Nikki Adamson, CEO of Hustle Hunters, to uncover the ways to attract, support, and retain talent for your startup. Nikki draws upon her extensive experience in the Silicon Valley startup world, the birthplace of many of today's most successful startups, to highlight the importance of assembling the right team for your venture. She emphasizes that the people who make up your team is crucial to the success or failure of your startup, and explains how to avoid the mistakes of traditional recruitment strategies that could lead to downfalls for your team. Instead, we discuss the power and innovation that a team with shared values can bring to your startup. Whether you're an early-stage startup or established business looking to scale, learn more about what to look for when seeking out new talent to drive your success.

Welcome to the latest episode of our podcast, where we discuss all things startups. 

In this episode, we feature Marco, an Associate at McCarthy Tetrault and a startup expert lawyer, who shares his insights and experiences about the legal aspects of starting a business.  In this conversation, Sep and Marco highlight the importance of having your legal documents in order when seeking funding. They emphasize the #1 pitfall of operating with ignorance, why you NEED to keep your companies minute book, and why doing it right the first time can lead to raising seed money quicker + avoid potential legal pitfalls down the line.  Moreover, Marco shares his #1 advice for startups: knowing when to incorporate and when to enter into a shareholder agreement with co-founders. 

He offers valuable advice for non-technical vs. technical founders and how to avoid problematic moments in the team when money gets involved.  For early-stage employees, Marco explains the difference between stock options and shares and how they can attract employees to join the startup. He also shares how to protect yourself as an employee in a startup and the difference between preferred and common shares. 

If you're a startup founder or entrepreneur and have legal questions, this episode is a must-listen. Marco can be reached at  mwai@ccarthy.ca for any startup-related legal inquiries. 

Don't miss out on this valuable conversation!  

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Contents of this video: 

02:30 - #1 pitfall for new founders  

06:00 - What startups need to watch out for and when is a good time to incorporate or enter into a shareholder agreement with co founders  

10:30 - non technical vs technical founders  

13:20 - How do you avoid problematic moments in the team when money gets involved  18:00 How to attract early stage employees and what are stock options vs shares  

23:10 - How can you protect yourself as an employee in a startup  

29:10 - Difference between preferred and common shares  

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Welcome to our latest episode, where we dive into the exciting world of AI and startups. We feature Manuj, the founder of Tetranoodle Tech, a speaker, board advisor, startup mentor, and a lover of travel. He is also a 4x patent holder in AI/ML and a 2x author, with his expertise in AI and machine learning being recognized by him speaking at the UN for AI ethics.

In this conversation, Manuj discusses the impact and importance of AI in startups and how they can integrate it for their benefit. He explains AI in a nutshell and compares algorithms to AI, highlighting the key differences between the two. He also talks about AI and human bias, providing insights into how companies like Amazon use AI and the potential dangers of this technology.Moreover, Manuj shares his prediction for the future of AI and large language models. He breaks down ChatGPT, and how it is revolutionizing the way we interact with technology.

For startups, Manuj explains how they can use AI to benefit them, offering valuable advice and insights for entrepreneurs looking to incorporate AI into their business strategies.If you're interested in AI and want to learn more about how it can be leveraged for startup success, this episode is a must-listen.

Join us as we explore the limitless possibilities of AI and its potential to shape the future of business.

Connect with him through the link below;

https://www.linkedin.com/in/manujaggarwal/

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05:20 - Explain AI in a nutshell

09:25 - Compair Algorithm to AI

12:00 - AI and the human bias

13:32 - Amazon and AI

18:30 - Prediction for the future of AI and large language models

23:45 - Break down chatGPT

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Our Host Sep is the Founder of Koridor and has a colourful and seasoned history of entrepreneurship in various industries. Through his array of ventures, he has a balanced and realistic understanding of the skills and knowledge required to thrive as a non-technical founder in a technical world. Fortunately for us, his primary passion has always been to help drive like-minded entrepreneurs to success. 

So whether you're just getting started or you're looking for ways to accelerate your growth, be sure to subscribe to the Founders Korner.  

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In this episode of Founders Korner, Kyle, an angel investor, VC, philanthropist, and consultant for early-stage businesses, shares his insights into what investors are looking for in 2023 and how founders can approach investors for seed-level funding.  Kyle emphasizes the importance of community outreach and going into the market to make an impact as a founder. He suggests that founders should be putting in 6 plus hours a day reaching out to the community because it is ultimately the key to success.  He also cautions investors against being in a rush and succumbing to the fear of missing out on the next big deal. Instead, he advises taking a step back and carefully considering each investment opportunity.  

As a founder, Kyle emphasizes the importance of stepping through the noise to make an impact and difference for investors. He also notes that meeting founders from their first time teaches investors a lot about them, and they will always learn from their first venture.  

With his sales and marketing background, Kyle has a wealth of experience raising money as a startup. In this episode, he shares his regular observations and suggestions for founders on how to approach investors.  Overall, this episode of Founders Korner provides valuable insights into the current investment landscape and what founders can do to succeed in 2023. 

Connect with Kyle through the link below;  

https://www.linkedin.com/in/kyle-kanovsky-936b9b37/

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Contents of this video:  

07:00 - What gets your attention as an investor 

12:30 - What is the checklist you use as an investor  

16:00 - Why you need to see the bigger picture as a founder  

27:00 - Why you have a luxury as an investor to wait.  

32:00 - Final advice for Start up founders  

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Our Host Sep is the Founder of Koridor and has a colourful and seasoned history of entrepreneurship in various industries. Through his array of ventures, he has a balanced and realistic understanding of the skills and knowledge required to thrive as a non-technical founder in a technical world. Fortunately for us, his primary passion has always been to help drive like-minded entrepreneurs to success. 

So whether you're just getting started or you're looking for ways to accelerate your growth, be sure to subscribe to the Founders Korner.  

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Welcome to the Founders Korner Podcast!  

Join hosts Sep and Amara as they dive deep into the startup ecosystems and communities, exploring the highs and lows of being a founder. 

With Amara, the CEO of EasyVC, the show focuses on highlighting the importance of supporting forward-thinkers and change-makers in creating a brighter future. Tune in to gain valuable insight on the startup community, learn about the faults and positives, and discover ways to get involved in your local communities.  

If you are an early-stage venture or investor, connect with her on LinkedIn. 

https://www.linkedin.com/in/amara-wynn/  

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03:00 - What they think the startup space could improve on  

15:00 - Canada vs USA Startup ecosystems  

21:00 - How money flows in the ecosystem  

23:15 - What is a founders first step to get into their community  

32:00 - How to approach a mentor   

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Our Host

Sep is the Founder of Koridor and has a colourful and seasoned history of entrepreneurship in various industries! Through his array of ventures, he has a balanced and realistic understanding of the skills and knowledge required to thrive as a non-technical founder in a technical world. Fortunately for us, his primary passion has always been to help drive like-minded entrepreneurs to success.

So whether you're just getting started or you're looking for ways to accelerate your growth, be sure to subscribe to the Founders Korner.

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Take a listen to "The Art of Sales: How to Build a High-Performing Sales Team"! 

As a non-technical SaaS founder, you're likely focused on developing and maintaining your product, and building a sales team may not be your area of expertise. But, building a high-performing sales team is essential for any business, and it's important for you to understand how to approach and onboard salespeople effectively. 

Our expert guest on this podcast has years of experience in building and leading sales teams, and he'll be sharing valuable insights on how to build a team that can drive your business to success. He'll be discussing everything from how to find and approach the right salespeople, to how to onboard and train them, to how to manage and motivate them once they're on board. He'll also be sharing tips on how to set goals and measure performance, and how to create a culture that fosters success. 

Whether you're just getting started with building your sales team, or you're looking to take your existing team to the next level, this podcast is a must-listen for any SaaS founder. Tune in and learn how to build a high-performing sales team that will help you grow your business and achieve your goals!  

Doug Mooradian is a sales professional and mentor who believes that the human element & integrity play a role in every deal. Four times in his career he has been brought in by up-and-coming companies to serve as their first sales hire. While all of those endeavours proved successful, Doug also learned a lot about what NOT to do when building out a sales team.  He has proven himself to be an adept networker who enjoys building relationships, learning the true needs of potential clients and closing deals. 

Doug shared that "Over the past 20 years I've learned from some tremendous mentors and worked in every capacity. My experiences in event management, sales, marketing, trade shows and content creation have provided me with some wonderfully entertaining stories and also prepared me to deal with almost any scenario that might arise. 

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Contents of this video:  

03:00 - What Founders need to know when they bring on a sales person 

06:45 -  Why sales teams needs to be solely focused on SALES  

11:35 - Sales is about confidence first  

24:30 - Sales skills are LEARNED 

34:10 - The best way to hire for your startup to evolve  

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Our Host

Sep is the Founder of Koridor and has a colourful and seasoned history of entrepreneurship in various industries! Through his array of ventures, he has a balanced and realistic understanding of the skills and knowledge required to thrive as a non-technical founder in a technical world. Fortunately for us, his primary passion has always been to help drive like-minded entrepreneurs to success.

So whether you're just getting started or you're looking for ways to accelerate your growth, be sure to subscribe to the Founders Korner.

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Today on Founders Korner Sep and Avery take you behind the scenes of their startup journey. In this episode, Avery shares his experience of transitioning from an accelerated computer science degree straight into a startup with Sep at Koridor. They discuss the ups and downs of startup life, including pivots and the importance of grit for founders. Avery also shares what it was like being in a technical role with a founder, and the two talk about Koridor's hiring process.

Tune in to gain valuable insights and advice for non-technical founders looking to navigate the startup world.

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Contents of this video: 

06:30 - Not all dev programs are created equal - hire carefully  

08:05 -  Koridor's hiring process  

19:35 - What it takes to get lucky  

23:30 - Why Koridor and how it was different from other startups

Our Host

Sep is the Founder of Koridor and has a colourful and seasoned history of entrepreneurship in various industries! Through his array of ventures, he has a balanced and realistic understanding of the skills and knowledge required to thrive as a non-technical founder in a technical world. Fortunately for us, his primary passion has always been to help drive like-minded entrepreneurs to success.

So whether you're just getting started or you're looking for ways to accelerate your growth, be sure to subscribe to the Founders Korner.

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Attracting and retaining SaaS customers doesn't have to be a mystery. By focusing on offering a valuable solution, investing in customer success from the start, understanding your pricing model, creating educational content, and building a feedback loop, you can set yourself up for success in the competitive world of SaaS by following these 5 tips below.   

00:20 - Offer a valuable solution to a single customer 

• You have limited resources, so avoid having more than one customer 
• Focus on what they are missing 
• Truly understand your customers and their needs, wants, desires, and fears  

01:50 - Invest in your customer success early 

• Build customer success into your products today 
• Understand the customer journey with your product 
• Learn what success means to your customer and solely focus on providing that success  

02:50 - Understand your pricing 

• The biggest mistake most startups make is they price themselves too low 
• Understand what freemium means and how to leverage it to reduce friction, but how to get the customers to convert as they grow 
• Understand your business goals and available resources to price correctly  

05:00 - Build a content house 

• Content in today's social media is the key, people want to be educated not sold to 
• This is your opportunity to show your potential customers you understand them  
• Utilize interactions and engage with users to build a community  

07:40 - Create a feedback loop 

• Always have a feedback loop with your customers so that you can continue supporting them 
• Always ask questions and do not ever assume they're all happy 
• Utilize the loop to get testimonials  

Our Host

Sep is the Founder of Koridor and has a colourful and seasoned history of entrepreneurship in various industries! Through his array of ventures, he has a balanced and realistic understanding of the skills and knowledge required to thrive as a non-technical founder in a technical world. Fortunately for us, his primary passion has always been to help drive like-minded entrepreneurs to success.

So whether you're just getting started or you're looking for ways to accelerate your growth, be sure to subscribe to the Founders Korner.

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In this episode of Founders Korner, Jon Hafichuk and Sep delve into the crucial topic of culture and hiring in business. As the founder of Symbol Syndication, a successful video production and digital marketing company, Jon shares his experiences building a positive culture and making strategic hires. 

Sep, the founder of Koridor, brings his wealth of knowledge and experience as a non-technical founder in the tech industry to the discussion. Tune in to learn valuable insights and advice on how to create a thriving culture and make the right hires for your business.  

Jon Hafichuk is the founder of Symbol Syndication, a successful video production and digital marketing company based in Calgary. Jon shares his journey from producing videos to traveling the continent for parkour competitions and eventually, to starting his own business.  

https://www.symbolsyndication.com/

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Contents of this video: 

04:30 - What was your biggest struggle from the beginning of your startup 

09:35 -  What did you learn the most from starting your business  

16:00 - Hiring and Culture

Our Host

Sep is the Founder of Koridor and has a colourful and seasoned history of entrepreneurship in various industries! Through his array of ventures, he has a balanced and realistic understanding of the skills and knowledge required to thrive as a non-technical founder in a technical world. Fortunately for us, his primary passion has always been to help drive like-minded entrepreneurs to success.

So whether you're just getting started or you're looking for ways to accelerate your growth, be sure to subscribe to the Founders Korner.

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We are back in the Founders Korner to talk about all things entrepreneurship and business. Today we have a special treat for our listeners – we have Jana Boyko and Brad Boyko, the sibling duo behind the new guided journal for entrepreneurs, Bedside Business Plan.

In this episode, we dive into the stories and experiences that shaped their entrepreneurial spirits and explore why founders need to invest in themselves. We also discuss the importance of surrounding yourself with the right people and how to handle difficult conversations with business partners.

Join us as we cover the do's and don'ts of starting a new venture and learn how everything really does lead to something. Whether you're just starting out on your entrepreneurial journey or you've been running a business for years, this episode is sure to provide valuable insights and inspiration.

About our guests;

The two have always had a strong orientation towards entrepreneurship, following in the footsteps of their father and grandparents. Both Jana & Brad graduated from the Haskayne School of Business and currently work in a variety of entrepreneurial capacities. Jana has a private coaching practice, All of Her Business, where she supports women in holistically making the transition from employee to entrepreneur. Brad is a jack of all trades working in management consulting, running his photography and videography business, and working with Jana to run and grow Bedside Business Plan Ltd. The two are extremely passionate about making entrepreneurship for everyone and recently landed their journal in Indigo & Chapters bookstores across Canada!

On this week's episode of Founders Korner, where we delve into the importance of marketing for early-stage startups, and growth hacking tips and techniques - from a marketing perspective.   

Our guest is Emma, a B2B marketing leader with over 10 years of experience in the tech startup industry. Emma has worked at marketing agencies, Fortune 50 companies, and tech startups, and has a particular passion for go-to-market strategy, customer research, and storytelling for early stage startups.  Emma will also be discussing the importance of getting marketing and sales on the same page, the difference between the two, her thoughts on essential MVP building steps and how to tailor a go to market strategy. One of the highlights of the episode will be Emma's thoughts on product advisory boards (time - 18:00), including how they can be a valuable resource for businesses looking to fine-tune their product offerings.  

If you're a founder or aspiring entrepreneur looking to learn about marketing for SaaS products, this is an episode you won't want to miss. Tune in as Emma shares her expertise and insights on how to effectively market your SaaS product and drive growth for your business. This is an episode you won't want to miss! 

Our Host - Sep is the Founder of Koridor and has a colourful and seasoned history of entrepreneurship in various industries! Through his array of ventures, he has a balanced and realistic understanding of the skills and knowledge required to thrive as a non-technical founder in a technical world. Fortunately for us, his primary passion has always been to help drive like-minded entrepreneurs to success.

So whether you're just getting started or you're looking for ways to accelerate your growth, be sure to subscribe to the Founders Korner.

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03:15 - Why you need to take marketing into consideration of your product  

05:00 - Understanding your target market + ideal customer  

08:00 - Picking your niche and channel  

08:51 - Pricing your product  

13:47 - Sales vs Marketing 

18:08 - #1 Step you need to take developing your product **

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Today in Founders Korner we sit down with Wish Bakhshi a Director of AI and discuss what he sees at the biggest opportunity in Tech and how startups can leverage AI to position themselves against the market. We will also be discussing the difference between what it means to have AI technology versus utilizing algorithms.

There are many potential opportunities for startups to leverage artificial intelligence (AI) technology in order to turn their ideas into reality. AI can be used in a variety of ways to help startups to improve their operations and processes, and to develop new products and services. For example, startups can use AI to automate tedious or time-consuming tasks, such as data entry or analysis, freeing up their employees to focus on more important tasks. AI can also be used to help startups to develop new products and services by providing valuable insights and predictions based on data. Additionally, AI can be used to help startups to better understand and serve their customers, by providing personalized recommendations and improving the overall customer experience. Overall, the opportunities for startups to use AI are vast, and can help to improve the efficiency, effectiveness, and competitiveness of their operations.

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04:10 - What is the difference between an AI startup or SaaS startup  

06:22 - When to use AI vs Algorithm  

13:30 - What is a data engineer?  

23:00 - Real life startup AI misunderstanding examples 

33:40 - Where does Wish see the biggest opportunity for AI in startups

Our Host - Sep is the Founder of Koridor and has a colourful and seasoned history of entrepreneurship in various industries! Through his array of ventures, he has a balanced and realistic understanding of the skills and knowledge required to thrive as a non-technical founder in a technical world. Fortunately for us, his primary passion has always been to help drive like-minded entrepreneurs to success.

So whether you're just getting started or you're looking for ways to accelerate your growth, be sure to subscribe to the Founders Korner.

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Today in Founders Korner we have our guest Eddie Irvin who is an app architect and tech advisor. He helps non-technical leaders get their vision out of their head and into a technical app blueprint, which enables them to tell developers in detail what they want to build. With Eddie they get the right system built the first time.

They discuss the technical logistics of starting a founders vision, how to prevent scope creep, the love the two share for app architecture, why simplicity is the ultimate sophistication and so many more nuggets of knowledge for future founders. We highly recommend you pay attention around minute 11:20 for the “Best advice to a founder who is starting their idea”.

Eddie Irvin

Software Accelerator Playbook: App Planning For Success

Due to it almost being the end of the mental awareness month of November we are joined by our guest Una to discuss mental health and entrepreneurship in the Founders Korner. The two discuss about the mental fortitude it takes to build something from nothing as a founder, how anxiety can be a positive thing, and how to psychologically prepare yourself to be a founder.

Una has a Physiology background and is a motivated individual always willing to utilize her knowledge, skills and personal attributions to facilitate a collaborative environment that fosters opportunities for independence and individuality. She is experienced in child services, crisis counselling, addictions support and outreach counselling.

Our Host - Sep is the Founder of Koridor and has a colourful and seasoned history of entrepreneurship in various industries! Through his array of ventures, he has a balanced and realistic understanding of the skills and knowledge required to thrive as a non-technical founder in a technical world. Fortunately for us, his primary passion has always been to help drive like-minded entrepreneurs to success.

So whether you're just getting started or you're looking for ways to accelerate your growth, be sure to subscribe to the Founders Korner.

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Today in the Founders Korner we have our special guest Roderick Jefferson  here to drop some serious insight on the topic of sales, and why as a founder HOPE can never be your #1 strategy.

They discuss the topics of what is sales enablement, why you need to bridge the departments within your organization to sales, common first time founder mistakes, how to find the ideal sales person for your startup, when it’s crucial for you to just shut up and listen, plus more.

Today in the Founders Korner we are talking about research!

Research might be considered a boring topic BUT it is the most critical thing to do as a startup when it comes to the necessity of  understanding your users, before you get deep into product development.

Our guest Filip holds a masters degree in Sociology and has over 10 years of experience in qualitative and quantitative research. He helps companies of all sizes define problems and strategy, get a sense of the market and competition, and evaluate the solutions with users. He also teaches teams on where and how to implement research in the product development life cycle and best research practices so you can better develop your product or service.

They talk about the #1 drawback to not doing research, how assumptions are business killers, why selling value is more important then features, the importance of leading with the solution before understanding the problem AND why founders must always remember to measure twice and cut once.

Watch or listen as Filip blows Sep away with his research approach!

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Our Host - Sep is the Founder of Koridor and has a colourful and seasoned history of entrepreneurship in various industries! Through his array of ventures, he has a balanced and realistic understanding of the skills and knowledge required to thrive as a non-technical founder in a technical world. Fortunately for us, his primary passion has always been to help drive like-minded entrepreneurs to success.

So whether you're just getting started or you're looking for ways to accelerate your growth, be sure to subscribe to the Founders Korner.

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So you developed a product! Congratulations. Now, wait. Uh, what? How do I market this thing?

Tune in to hear Sep and Bryce - Highbar Enterprises Growth and Marketing Director - Discuss some incredibly insightful topics about when startups meet marketing and how founders need to be a little crazy (when combined with curiosity and strategy) to thrive in this world.

They talk about why you need to get obsessed with solving problems and truly understanding the product, the most often forgotten ‘P’ of the 4 marketing P's, and some mind set aspects to consider when approaching marketing a new business venture.

You’ll want to take a listen.

Let us know what topics you want to see us cover in the Founders Korner next!

Our Host - Sep is the Founder of Koridor and has a colourful and seasoned history of entrepreneurship in various industries! Through his array of ventures, he has a balanced and realistic understanding of the skills and knowledge required to thrive as a non-technical founder in a technical world. Fortunately for us, his primary passion has always been to help drive like-minded entrepreneurs to success.

So whether you're just getting started or you're looking for ways to accelerate your growth, be sure to subscribe to the Founders Korner.

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Join us today in the Founders Korner for a quick episode as Koridor's VP of Sales, Bob, sheds some light on what he saw on his business trip to Startup Denver. Him and Sep talk about what it takes for Startups to survive (and thrive), what startups should and should't do in the early stages, and what investors are looking for from newcomers in the startup ecosystem. 

Our Host - Sep is the Founder of Koridor and has a colourful and seasoned history of entrepreneurship in various industries! Through his array of ventures, he has a balanced and realistic understanding of the skills and knowledge required to thrive as a non-technical founder in a technical world. Fortunately for us, his primary passion has always been to help drive like-minded entrepreneurs to success.

So whether you're just getting started or you're looking for ways to accelerate your growth, be sure to subscribe to the Founders Korner.

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On this episode of the series 'Founders First Time' on Founders Korner, Daniel and Sep talk about his experiences as a first time technical co-founder, and in his recent role as a principal software engineer at Neo Financial. They cover topics like what founders can expect from hiring developers, how to approach devs, working with co-founders and the transition from a small scale to a large scale startup company.

They also discuss fun challenges, the do's and don'ts, loves and hates—and plenty of valuable pieces of insight that will help you make your startup experience more successful!

Our Host - Sep is the Founder of Koridor and has a colourful and seasoned history of entrepreneurship in various industries! Through his array of ventures, he has a balanced and realistic understanding of the skills and knowledge required to thrive as a non-technical founder in a technical world. Fortunately for us, his primary passion has always been to help drive like-minded entrepreneurs to success.

So whether you're just getting started or you're looking for ways to accelerate your growth, be sure to subscribe to the Founders Korner.

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