Roland Siebelink

What are some of the most important inflection points for a startup? Redox co-founders Luke Bonney and James Lloyd say that finding the right coach was one for their company. Hear them explain their answer to Roland Siebelink on this week’s episode of the Midstage Startup Momentum Podcast. https://r13k.co/j7e

As a startup with high aspirations, you should want to hire the most experienced and proven salespeople you can find, right? Well, that might not be the best move for your startup. InEvent CEO Pedro Góes discusses the factors his company looked at before hiring salespeople. Listen to this week’s Silicon Valley Momentum Podcast with Roland Siebelink. http://r13k.co/062

What was once an inspiring and rallying vision might now have the opposite effect on your teams and bottom line. Listen in as Roland Siebelink shares his top 5 tips for rebuilding post crisis. He’ll share about what not to do with the new vision, how to rebuild trust and build positivity. http://r13k.co/m30

How closely does your startup listen to customer feedback about your products? Forecast CEO Dennis Kayser makes it a point to listen intently without taking customers literally. Find out what he means during his talk with Roland Siebelink on this week’s edition of the Silicon Valley Momentum Podcast. https://r13k.co/tgk

What happens when you have two products that have a different go-to-market strategy? It can be as challenging and complicated as it sounds. However, Greendeck co-founders Aayush Jain and Aditya Joshi are finding a way to make it work. Listen to what they’ve learned from this challenge on the latest episode of the Silicon Valley Momentum Podcast with Roland Siebelink. https://r13k.co/025

Startup leaders receive all kinds of advice, especially from investors and other business leaders. But are those the best places to seek advice? In this week’s Silicon Valley Momentum Podcast, Superside co-founder and CEO Fredrik Thomassen shares the best place for startup founders to seek advice. http://r13k.co/86o