Startupfest 2019 - The technology of better humans
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Chris Messina (Hashtag Inventor, Product Designer) After 15 years designing technology products in Silicon Valley, I noticed that something essential has been missing. In our race to make the world more logical and programmable — including our social connections — we’ve reduced the rich tapestry of human experience beyond recognition. And given the crisis of unintended consequences that we’re now forced to cope with thanks to the swift rise of social media mixing with legacy human attitudes and behaviors, I’ve come to believe that if we don’t address it now, the artificial intelligences of the future will be far worse for us than today’s primitive social products have proven to be. I therefore propose that we set ourselves upon creating the technology of better humans — that is, of investing in and creating better versions of ourselves. Since it will be us — or our children — who will build the next generation Alexas and Siris, the only way to bring about the future that we deserve and desire is to start now. The good news is, some of us have already started and joining in may be easier than you think.
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Comment persévérer quand le monde entier est contre nous? L’entrepreneur en série George Favvas nous fait part d’un des obstacles les plus formidables: notre psychologie, et celle des autres.
Startupfest 2019 - How to fundraise
Jonathan Lowenhar (Founder & Managing Partner, ETW Advisors)
Raising capital is a discipline that when mastered can fuel a startup’s potential; and when ignored, can doom a venture before it starts. Contrary to most of what a young entrepreneur reads, there is a method to the madness of fundraising… and it involves a great deal more than just a pitch deck.
This talk will cover revealing topics such as the “the 28 questions all investors ask” and what represents a “minimum viable investor funnel” providing the audience with frameworks from which to construct a professional fundraise no matter if your startup is barely off the ground or well beyond product-market-fit.
Startupfest 2019 - The web we make
Anil Dash (CEO, Glitch)
The whole world has become keenly aware of how tech is transforming culture; from misinformation to harassment and abuse to privacy leaks. Trust in tech is at an all time low. But an old fashioned idea about an internet made by and for ordinary people might give us a new way forward.
Startupfest 2019 - 1000 startups — 5 things I've learned after seeing 1,000 c...
This document discusses the value that Y Combinator provides to founders. It notes that Y Combinator funds over 2,000 startups and its companies have created $150 billion in total value. It emphasizes that Y Combinator's model of providing coaches, community support, and connections to other founders significantly improves founders' chances of success compared to attempting to start a company alone. The document encourages founders to take advantage of Y Combinator's resources and network to help ensure their startup thrives.
Startupfest 2019 - Myths of Silicon Valley
Marvin Liao (Partner, 500 Startups)
Silicon Valley is considered the center of Tech business with much to teach other ecosystems. Unfortunately, there are also many myths that are propagated by the ignorant, the media & neophytes that are harmful to startup founders.
Marvin Liao is an ex-operator, presently an investor with over 470+ investments who tries to do some myth busting on what seems to be the common misconceptions being spread. The goal is to show what is reality of Silicon Valley.
Startupfest 2019 - The art of getting warm intros to investors
Andrew Ackerman (Managing Director, Dreamit)
Investors get so many cold emails from mediocre (at best!) startups that a warm intro is essentially the only effective way to their attention. Here’s how to get those warm intros and how to nail the intro once you have it.
Startupfest 2019 - Building a Disruptive Startup Ecosystem
This document discusses building disruptive startup ecosystems and outlines key metrics for Montreal's ecosystem. It notes that 5 of the top 10 largest companies globally are from tech startup ecosystems, demonstrating their economic impact. However, Montreal captures only 0.17% of global exit value and its startup ecosystem suffers from a seed funding gap, lack of global connections for founders, and low foreign customer sales compared to other cities. The document argues that significantly more investment is needed to support Montreal's "keystone team" and fix issues like angel funding and global reach in order to build a strong, job-creating startup engine for the future.
Startupfest 2019 - The real impact of accelerators on a global basis
JF Gauthier (Founder and CEO, Startup Genome)
While accelerators focus on increasing startup success they also can have a real impact on their ecosystem. We will discuss the latest data-driven insights on their dual impact leveraging our global data from startup founders and Impact Insights (private scorecard service for accelerators).
Startupfest 2019 - Getting the green light: How to build ideas people say YES to
The document discusses the benefits of meditation for reducing stress and anxiety. Regular meditation practice can calm the mind and help prevent worrying thoughts. Meditation lowers stress levels in the body by inducing a relaxation response that counters the effects of the stress response.
Startupfest 2019 - Capter l’intérêt d’un investisseur
David Nault (Cofondateur, Luge Capital)
Apprenez d’un investisseur ce qui importe aux investisseurs en capital-risque et comment conclure une ronde de financement. Sachez ce qu’il faut faire et ne pas faire.
Cette présentation aborde les principaux éléments qu’une startup doit maîtriser pour rencontrer le bon investisseur en capital de risque, présenter son entreprise et obtenir le financement nécessaire à sa croissance, notamment :
● Que recherche l’investisseur dans un entrepreneur et dans une entreprise en démarrage
● Comment mettre au point votre argumentaire éclair (“pitch”)
● Comment obtenir une première rencontre
● Comment élaborer une présentation gagnante
● Comment gérer le processus de vérification diligente d’un investisseur et quelles informations faut-il être préparé à fournir
● Comment conclure une ronde de financement par capital de risque et à quelles conditions s’attendre
Sartupfest 2019 - Start-up en IA : L’avantage collaboratif de Montréal
Valérie Pisano (Présidente et Chef de la direction, Mila - Quebec Artificial Intelligence Institute)
Plusieurs des plus grandes entreprises mondiales en TI comme Microsoft, Apple, Google et Facebook ont été lancées par de jeunes entrepreneurs alors qu’ils étaient à l’université.
Grâce aux découvertes scientifiques du professeur Yoshua Bengio, Montréal compte le plus grand bassin de chercheurs académiques en IA au monde.
Cette concentration de talent attire les grandes entreprises et favorise l’éclosion de start-up. Elles profitent d’un univers collaboratif unique leur permettant de se démarquer et d’attirer l’intérêt des investisseurs.
Cette présentation abordera les éléments qui font de Montréal la plateforme idéale pour les start-up en IA.
Startupfest 2019 - Solutions innovatrices Canada : accélérez votre parcours v...
Éric-Aimé Patry (Gestionnaire du rayonnement et des communications, Gouvernement du Canada)
Venez en apprendre davantage sur le programme Solutions innovatrices Canada qui aide les innovateurs canadiens en finançant la R-D et en testant des prototypes dans des environnements réels. Avec un financement combiné de 147 millions de dollars destinés aux innovateurs canadiens qui veulent se lancer, se développer et commercialiser leurs innovations, Solutions innovatrices Canada pourrait devenir votre partenaire dans le succès de votre entreprise!
Startupfest 2019 - Première levée de fond : Histoire d'une startup
Anne-Sophie Caistiker (PDG, Doctibike)
Lever des fonds, c’est une montagne la première fois, quelque chose de presque inaccessible: comment vais je faire ? qui dois je rencontrer ? dois je me faire accompagner? Je n’ai pas le temps avec mon activité en croissance !
Alors quand on le fait, on a envie d’en parler et d’aider d’autres entrepreneurs avec un seul mot d’ordre : TRUST YOURSELF
Une conférence pour vous donner la niaque afin d’attaquer cette jolie montagne avec des astuces à ramener dans vos valises.
Startupfest 2019 - Préparez-vous à avoir de l'impact !
Geneviève Morin (Présidente-directrice générale, Anges Québec Capital)
Par les produits et services que vous offrirez, les emplois que vous créerez, les fournisseurs que vous choisirez, l’entreprise que vous allez démarrer et faire croître aura des retombées sur ses parties prenantes, la société et la planète. Cette conférence constituera un moment privilégié pour réfléchir à vos ambitions et aux valeurs que vous souhaiterez mettre de l’avant à travers votre projet d’entreprise.
Startupfest 2019 - The Startup Rollercoaster
Ian Jeffrey (Co-Founder & CEO, Breathe Life)
From the point of view of an entrepreneur, a startup accelerator founder and an investor, Ian has seen and been through a lot, and if there’s one thing he’s learned along the way it’s that mental health trumps everything. Now in his 40’s with a wife and two kids, Ian is focused on his recently launched InsurTech startup. In this talk, he’ll be exploring how to manage the wild startup ride and how, above all, it’s crucial to focus on the health and wellness or yourself and your team.
Startupfest 2019 - Structuring Your Company And Deciding How, And If, You Sho...
This document provides tips for startups on structuring their company and deciding whether to take investment money. It discusses types of investors like angels, VCs, and the differences between them. It warns that VCs need high returns which can impact a company's goals. It also outlines potential issues like founders who don't share the same vision, exclusive partnerships, licensing of third-party IP, and an overfocus on short-term sales that could hurt a company if not managed carefully. The document recommends startups focus on awareness, team, structure, definition of success, and managing these potential issues and conflicts upfront.
Startupfest 2019 - No Dumbing Down : Leading Your Organization or Team for Gr...
Karen Walker (Author, Strategist, Advisor)
Many successful startups experience a particularly disturbing problem: that is, you’ve made big promises to the marketplace, but things aren’t working the way you know they could. Producing what you should be producing is more difficult than you expected. You and your teams are working far too hard. What’s causing these bottlenecks? It all boils down to one word: execution. You’re not executing up to your capabilities. In this workshop, execution-and-growth expert Karen Walker will show you strategies – including how to avoid “teamwork-as-usual” – so you can handle the transition and pump up your ability to scale.
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Startupfest 2019 - Getting the green light: How to build ideas people say YES to
Startupfest 2019 - Capter l’intérêt d’un investisseur
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Sartupfest 2019 - Start-up en IA : L’avantage collaboratif de Montréal
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Startupfest 2019 - Première levée de fond : Histoire d'une startup
Startupfest 2019 - Première levée de fond : Histoire d'une startup
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Startupfest 2019 - The technology of better humans
- 1. July 12, 2019@ChrisMessina Startupfest The Technology of Better Humans Montréal, Canada
- 6. ! San Francisco, 2004
- 7. WordPress Flickr Twitter Instagram Slack
- 10. ~2,300 hashtags/second (And that’s just on Twitter!)
- 11. Photo by Rowan El Shimi
- 15. May 18th 2018
- 20. 🤔
- 21. Hannah Miller “Grinning face with smiling eyes”
- 25. AP Photo
- 30. Esther Perel relationship expert People go to bed with their phones, in all senses of the phrase. The last thing they stroke is their phone. The first thing they stroke is their phone. I can’t imagine that doesn’t have an effect.” “
- 31. People go to bed with their phones, in all senses of the phrase. The last thing they stroke is their phone. The first thing they stroke is their phone. I can’t imagine that doesn’t have an effect.” “ Esther Perel relationship expert
- 33. self-awareness
- 34. empathy
- 43. John Culkin Friend of Marshall McLuhan 1967 “We shape our tools and thereafter our tools shape us.”
- 44. Twitterrific
- 46. Marshall McLuhan “The medium is the massage.”
- 47. Screenshot by Jane M Wong
- 50. …there’s a very smart business strategy in promoting and being very open about your progressive values.” Scott Galloway “
- 51. The state of being aware of social injustices and taking action to fix it wokeness (n)
- 53. Self
- 57. Kari Sulenes Lisa Sulenes
- 58. A marathon and not a sprint
- 60. Ross Ingram Cristina Poindexter
- 61. Joy
- 62. Amused
- 63. Surprise
- 66. >50% of the global population is online as of 2019 CC-BY World Bank 8 17 25 33 42 50 1993 1995 1997 1999 2001 2003 2005 2007 2009 2011 2013 2015 2017
- 68. Connectivity growth in developing nations (light blue) Individuals using the Internet (% of population) 2016; Source: World Bank
- 69. Kari Sulenes Lisa Sulenes Ross Ingram Cristina Poindexter