Podcasts
Jack's RERL Podcasts
Jack Russo discusses Starting Something in the Silicon Valley on the Real Estate Radio Live broadcast of Joe Cucchiara from Bundle Select.
- Starting something in Silicon Valley Part I
- Starting something in Silicon Valley Part II
- Starting something in Silicon Valley Part III
- Starting something in Silicon Valley Part IV
- Starting something in Silicon Valley Part V
- Starting something in Silicon Valley Part VI
- Starting something in Silicon Valley Part VII
- Starting something in Silicon Valley Part VIII
- Starting something in Silicon Valley Part IX
- Starting something in Silicon Valley Part X
- Starting something in Silicon Valley Part XI
- Starting something in Silicon Valley Part XII
- Starting something in Silicon Valley Part XIII
- RERL 1516 - Business insurance and a bank robbery
- RERL 1526 - Risk management
- RERL 1532 - Crisis management
- RERL 1535 - When a crisis is the threat of litigation
- RERL 1542 - The crisis of Federal Court litigation over copyrighted materials
- RERL 1543 - Patent litigation
- RERL 1545 - Litigation funding
- RERL 1547 - When the crisis is class action litigation
- RERL 1550 - Discussing General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
- RERL 1560 - Creative and alternative financing options
- RERL 1577 - Online fraud
- RERL 1585 - Corporate LLC year end planning
- RERL 1594 - Growing your business
- RERL 1597 - Growing your business - Bringing on Partners
- RERL 1600 - Growing your business - Post Seed Financing
- RERL 1603 - Growing your business - Hiring Talent for a Start-up
- RERL 1606 - Growing your business - Stock Options and Other Incentive Plans
- RERL 1609 - Growing your business - Know Your Customer
- RERL 1610 - Growing your business - Your Company Culture
- RERL 1616 - Growing your business - Using Statistics to Avoid the Flaw of Averages
- RERL 1619 - Growing your business - Expansion through Leveraging Artifical Intelligence
Starting something
Starting Something
Wayne McVicker, founder of Neoforma wrote the book “Starting Something". It is a piercingly honest and highly personal story of how a software firm (that accidentally became a dotcom darling and eventually a 3 billion public company) survived its struggles in the face of daunting obstacles. Wayne's account delivers a wealth of insight, information, and advice for entrepreneurs and an unflinching look at both the dark and the bright sides of corporate culture.
The Mentor - Excerpt from Starting Something about Jack
Our own Jack Russo of Florence Venture Partners was Neoforma’s first investor. The chapter The Mentor is about him.