soliidentity.blogg.se - Prota ventures

To me, the blessing of One Spark has always been demonstrated most through the amazing talent of people that were brought together (employees, volunteers, creators, city members, investors, students and so many more) supporting a single mission: to help people with great ideas get connected to the resources they need. In January I left the helm of one of the companies that I co-founded and was fortunate enough to grow for three years, One Spark. Second, I've made a ton of notes throughout the past six weeks about why/how I find Startup Rocket valuable when working through the steps of launching a new idea. So, why write a post about this? Well, first - I committed to blog more, so am keeping up with that. Additionally, you can now see all of our current articles on the steps for launching a Tech Startup online at /articles. We added in a few more features and steps to the framework to help take founders all the way from an idea through closing a first round of funding (if that's the path they choose to pursue we've seen the framework also work for those bootstrapping or growing organically). During this time, I've been involved with everything from a hardware startup ( making metal hairpin legs, more on that later) to helping about a half-dozen founders/pre-funded and pre-product teams work through their individual ideas while evaluating the steps of Startup Rocket along the way. One that I've been using nearly daily for the past seven weeks is Startup Rocket. Need an intelligent, interactive, customer-focused landing page? This is the one for you.

We've been hard at work on a number of items and dogfooding our own products (someone should come up with a better name for this) each week along the way. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.Recently, I wrote a post about the launch of Prota Ventures, a venture building and early-stage investment firm.

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