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This week, Teja sits down with Matt Genovese, CEO and Founder of Planorama, a company that designs UX/UI flows for products with complete enablement for software teams. They discuss the intricacies of living abroad, the importance of incorporating design, and how de-risking early on in the life of a new product can make it more successful in the long run.
https://planorama.design/matt
https://aiproducthive.com
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On this week's episode, Teja sits down with Brian Pontarelli, Founder and CEO of both FusionAuth and Cleanspeak. They discuss the complexities of growing two businesses at the same time, making progress without using AI, and the subtle clues in an interview process that let you know someone's a great culture fit.
https://fusionauth.io/
https://cleanspeak.com/
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This week, Teja talks with Sabber Ahamed, Founder of Xoolooloo and Data Scientist at Bridgestone. They discuss the proliferation of data science, the joys of working on your own projects outside of the 9-5, and the different things career goals of a computational geophysicist can really shake up.
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This week, Teja talks with Harpreet Singh, Co-CEO and Co-Founder of Launchable, a company that's on a mission to make software testing faster and smarter. They discuss the DACI framework and the importance of intentionality in decision-making, what it's like to bring a behemoth like Jenkins to life, and the power of slowing down to meditate.
https://www.launchableinc.com/
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In this week's episode, Teja talks with Brian Douglas, CEO and Founder at OpeSauced. They talk about how a good open source portfolio is more than just getting your name on big projects, the natural progression from developer advocacy to building an open source marketplace, and the trials and tribulations of learning to lead as you grow.
opensauced.pizza
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Joining Teja on this week's episode is Ian Villa, COO and Co-founder of Whisper Aero, a company that is developing cleaner, quieter, and more efficient propulsion solutions. They discuss the pros and cons of a campus with on-site housing, the burgeoning Nashville tech scene, and how a 5 am trip to Kinko's can, in hindsight, be a lesson in entrepreneurship.
whisper.aero
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This week, Teja sits down for round two with Kate O'Neil, who has moved into the CEO position at Teaming since the last time they talked. They discuss the differences that come with the transition to becoming a CEO, the importance of incorporating movement into your life, and why getting the best sleep comes down to the perfect sheets.
teaming.com
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After a brief holiday hiatus, Teja is back this week with Jeremy Snyder, the Founder and CEO of FireTail, an API security platform that provides application layer visibility, real-time, inline inspection, and blocking of malicious API calls. They talk about being a less technical founder, how being a polyglot helps you understand more than language, and the importance of taking the time to find your own adventure.
https://www.firetail.io/
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Teja sits down with Stefan Avram, Head of Growth and Co-founder at WunderGraph, an open-source GraphQL federation. They discuss how injuries can change your life trajectory, the complexities of working with distributed teams, and how sometimes getting fired can be the best thing that's ever happened to you.
www.wundergraph.com
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This week, Teja welcomes Marc Taverner, the CEO and Co-founder at XEROF, a Swiss financial institution that specializes in turning cryptoassets into fiat forms of money that can be used worldwide. They discuss the wild ride crypto has been on, financial regulations in emerging markets, and the importance of ensuring those millions in Bitcoin aren't hanging out in the ether.
www.xerof.com
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This week, Teja talks with David Khourshid, Co-founder and CEO at Stately. This AI tool serves as a visual source of truth for creating, deploying, and analyzing any type of logic. They discuss the importance of considering the customer at the outset, the ways metrics can skew your path, and how you know when it's the right time to turn that side hustle into a full-time business.
stately.ai
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This week, on Founder to Founder, Teja talks with Brandon Bayer, CEO and Co-founder of Flightcontrol. This developer-first AWS infrastructure allows teams to deploy on AWS without the overhead of hiring a DevOps team. They discuss running a lean team, building better experiences for software teams, and how the best leaders are the ones that treat people with kindness above all else.
flightcontrol.dev
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When Asher Weiss, CEO and Co-founder at Tixologi, started his first company at the age of eight, he had no way of knowing he'd be a lifelong entrepreneur. This week, he sits down with Teja to talk about working for the Orlando Magic, getting poached by the Warriors, and why event ticketing needs a new system.
https://tixologi.com/
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In this week's episode, Teja talks with Shane Sniteman, Chief Product Officer and Founder at Strumn, an app that connects musicians and venues to book gigs. What started as a final project for a software boot camp program and sat dormant for years has now become a thriving marketplace for live music bookings. They talk about taking a chance on on making a career change, the music scene in Nashville, and how sometimes picking up an old project is the best business bet you can make.
www.strumn.com
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Teja talks with Evan Kirkham, CEO and Co-Founder at Outlier, a sports betting platform, this week. They discuss playing sports, changing gears on your business plan when you're already successful, and the importance of surrounding yourself with entrepreneurs who will push your boundaries and get you to think bigger.
www.outlier.bet
https://www.linkedin.com/in/evan-kirkham-581b1220/
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When Jerome Hardaway was hired at the Department of Defense, it wasn't because of the skills he learned in the military; it was the ones he taught himself after leaving the Air Force. This week on Founder to Founder, he talks with Teja about the life-changing world of software, working to help Vets channel their military skills into successful tech careers, and a sprinkling of martial arts and anime.
www.vetswhocode.io
www.linkedin.com/in/jeromehardaway
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This week, Teja sits down with Kent Kiersey, the CEO and Founder of Invoke AI, an open-source generative AI product designed to give creators more control over the images they develop. They talk about the importance of building with an OS community, having a solid foundation in product, and why Discord is still (and probably always will be) the place you can learn the most about your product.
www.invoke.ai
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After a short hiatus, we're back in the saddle with another episode of Founder to Founder. This week, Teja talks with Yaron Ben Nun, CTO and Founder of Nostromo Energy, about building a company from a good solution, the best way to learn how to negotiate, and how sometimes the best ideas are the ones that can take you down.
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These days, barely a second thought is given to sending off some manner or another of virtual correspondence. But back in the infancy of computer-typed messaging, Miss Manners had quite a few things to say about how inappropriate its use was, as Abbey and Victoria talk about on This Week in Tech History.
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What kind of role models did you have growing up? For DeVaris Brown, CEO and Co-Founder of Meroxa, it was seeing the innovative ways his family started on their own entrepreneurial journeys that led him to a life in tech. This week on Founder to Founder, he sits down with Teja to talk about the difference between being a CEO and a CTO, learning on the go, and why being "always on" can leave you hungry.
https://meroxa.com/
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