Midstage Startup Momentum

Reality is drastically different than it was a few months ago. Have you fully assessed the new reality in your company? In today's episode, Roland guides you through the 4 aspects of your business that you'll need to find the hard truth on in order to make it through the current market still viable. And he'll even teach you how to avoid falling into the traps of quick, emotion based decisions. Listen in as Roland continues this series on leading your startup through crisis.

To get started right away with bridging the crisis in your startup, go to r13k.co/crisis.  We put together all resources there that we've mentioned in this video: The crisis action plan, a one page crisis bridging plan, other videos, and more.

To learn more about advising/coaching services with Roland, visit: www.rolandsiebelink.com

Many of us are facing challenging times going through this crisis. We will talk about the steps you can take to lead your startup through CRISIS with maximum chances of survival and success. This first step is all about communication.

• Be visible every day;
• Do answer the questions;
• Be clear about what you know and what you don't know and;
• set up the necessary crisis teams so that you can actually start delving really into the issues.

To get started right away with bridging the crisis in your startup, go to r13k.co/crisis. We put together all resources there that we've mentioned in this video. The crisis action plan, a one page crisis bridging plan, other videos, and more.

This is an interesting time in our history as we are facing a global health crisis. The COVID-19 pandemic has greatly impacted our way of living, the startups we nurture and depend on, and the outlook of the global economy.

In this episode, Roland explains his framework on how to lead your startup through a C.R.I.S.I.S. which will help you navigate your startup during these uncertain times.

To learn more about advising/coaching services with Roland, visit: www.rolandsiebelink.com.

Do cofounders need their own version of “marital counseling?”

Should friends start businesses together even if it’s not usually advisable for friends to even live together?

And is 3 the magic number for cofounders instead of two?

Listen in to this week’s episode in which I interview 2 of Redox’s 3 cofounders, Luke Bonney and James Lloyd. We discuss the above questions and what they’ve learned to do to keep a healthy partnership as well as how to clean up train wrecks in their startup journey.

We also discuss their specific role in health tech and how Redox is serving this emerging, complicated market.

To learn more about Redox and how they can serve your company, read their blog, listen to their own podcast or see current career opportunities, visit: https://www.redoxengine.com/

To learn more about advising/coaching services with Roland, visit: www.rolandsiebelink.com

In this episode, Roland interviews Kevin Yoo and Keith Kirkland, cofounders of Wear.Works, a wearable tech that allows for wayfinding and navigation using the sense of touch/feeling. We talk about this exciting technology that is helping to pioneer the way to endless possibilities utilizing this lesser used human sense. We also talk about what it means to have inclusive tech, a strong sense of mission and are also sure to ask the tough questions about how to keep the co-founder “marriage” healthy and well.

Visit www.wear.works to learn about an exciting opportunity to bring this technology into your own life and also to learn more about potential career opportunities.