In this episode of "The Idea Maze," Rob Go sits down with Bryce Roberts, Founder of Indie Enterprises. Bryce Bryce discusses his shift from a corporate setting to focusing on investments that prioritize customer needs and sustainable cash flows over traditional funding routes. He emphasizes the value of starting small, taking risks, and maintaining independence, providing insights into how these principles guide his support for unconventional entrepreneurs.
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In this episode of "The Idea Maze," Rob Go sits down with Bryce Roberts, Founder of Indie Enterprises. Bryce Bryce discusses his shift from a corporate setting to focusing on investments that prioritize customer needs and sustainable cash flows over traditional funding routes. He emphasizes the value of starting small, taking risks, and maintaining independence, providing insights into how these principles guide his support for unconventional entrepreneurs.
Episode 12: Social Entrepreneur Gabor Cselle on Building in Public
The Idea Maze
45 minutes
1 year ago
Episode 12: Social Entrepreneur Gabor Cselle on Building in Public
On this episode of "The Idea Maze," we're joined by Gabor Cselle, a serial social entrepreneur known for founding companies like reMail, Namo Media, and T2. Gabor discusses the inspirations, challenges, and key lessons from his ventures, emphasizing the importance of risk-taking and the dynamics of building in public. He reflects on his time at Google, founding reMail and Namo Media, and the process of building Pebble (fka T2). He also shares insights from his current phase of exploring new i...
The Idea Maze
In this episode of "The Idea Maze," Rob Go sits down with Bryce Roberts, Founder of Indie Enterprises. Bryce Bryce discusses his shift from a corporate setting to focusing on investments that prioritize customer needs and sustainable cash flows over traditional funding routes. He emphasizes the value of starting small, taking risks, and maintaining independence, providing insights into how these principles guide his support for unconventional entrepreneurs.
