Last night I attended the first ever interdisciplinary meetup for the Columbia Venture Community. I’ve written before about how the Columbia entrepreneur community has some maturing to do so I was certainly excited to be a part of this event.
My initial impression is that Mark Davis has addressed many of my concerns about the […]
This post was largely written months ago before Enter Venture was launched. While this post is a bit removed from the event it tries to represent, I decided to post this piece anyways. Muhammad Yunus is an amazing entrepreneur.
On January 23rd, I was fortunate enough to listen to a talk by Muhammad Yunus, […]
On Thursday, May 1st, I attended a presentation by Kai-Fu Lee of Google China on the Wisdom of Choice. Lee is probably best known for his legal battle with his former employer, Microsoft, but what should be better known is that he’s brilliant. Palpably brilliant. There are few people that can speak […]
One of the best ways for entrepreneurs to get going is to simply get out there. Before I started looking, I knew little of the vibrant community in Silicon Alley. Given the community and population density of New York, once you start looking, it’s hard to find a day when there isn’t something […]
I know I said my next post would be my Modus Operandi, but I lied. This PitchFest event required talking about. Note to self: the ability to disown what I say in my blog should be part of my M.O
In my warmup post, I talked about the the issues facing the Columbia entrepreneurial community […]
Hi my name is Patrick Cushing. This is my blog about early stage web entrepreneurship. What's that mean, anyway?
Contact me at pcushing [at] enterventure [dot] com.
