Joining Jason on this week’s episode of TWiST is LA-based venture capitalist Mark Suster. Mark is a highly experienced VC with GRP Partners – he’s also an entrepreneur who built and sold two companies before starting with GRP. If you want to talk to someone who knows about building, funding and selling companies, Mark is your man. He’s also a fixture in the LA tech community, frequently appearing at events and counseling local startups.
Tune in to see how Mark got his start and the advice he has for entrepreneurs of today. And what do you think his take is on the entire angel controversy….
Just a quick reminder, no episode this week as Jason is in NYC for the Audience Conference (giving his final keynote ever). But we’ll be back the week after with 2 episodes, including one live from San Francisco! See you then!
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Tags: GRP Partners, Mark Suster
I’m enjoying listening to Mr. Suster, but I’m having a hard time getting past the fact that he looks like Hodges on CSI.
Wow. Great show.
If … you cut it down to 45 minutes, maybe 30. Seriously – you asking me to watch “Godfather” here – it is good but it ain’t a best picture.
thanks,
Scott Schlichter
Brilliant: Good judgement comes from experience. And experience comes from bad judgement.
— Mark Suster on Jason Calacanis’ This Week in Startups
Hey Jason (Team Jason),
What would you say the difference is between Ad.ly and Pay per Post? Is it that there is no way for the biggest Twitters to make money other wise or is it that they (say) that they will mark all there ads with at least (ad)? Just interested as you did go very hard after Pay For Post.
Molly
PS. I want to again ask that the full “insight from Tyler” jingle gets a run before following up with the smaller jingle.
Keep up the great work!
Garmin sells many varieties of aviation and boating GPS units, I don’t see that being replaced by a cell phone any time soon.
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