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Tech Entrepreneurs Get a Hand Pairing Up
WSJ talks to startup founders finding each other through FounderDating and it's gaining popularity.
- commagere 14y agoFounder Dating consistently does a great job in keeping the quality up as they open in each city. Agreed that the exclusivity aspect of it is one of the most valuable aspects.
- jjacobson 14y agoWe just got access to Founder Dating in Las Vegas. It's a great resource. I enjoy not getting pitched by biz people looking for developers, but instead have meaningful conversations about starting up businesses. And long walks on the beach.
- jahewson 14y agoLinking to content behind a pay wall is really annoying...
- austenallred 14y agoHAVING a paywall is really annoying.
- jmalter 14y agoyou can get beyond the paywall by copy/pasting the article title into google (almost all the time) The WSJ decides what's behind the paywall...
- austenallred 14y agoI was a bit confused as to what Founder Dating was. It's not actually a single "meet up," but rather an online community. We opened up Founder Dating for SLC in just a few hours. I love the program, and those behind it seem super sharp. The reasons I'm a fan: 1. 50/50 tech/biz. Everyone knows the ratios are usually not this way, but something awesome happens when tech founders aren't outrageously outnumbered. 2. Exclusivity. This might not be the right word, but having some control over who is in is very valuable.
- soma451 14y agoAlways impressed with the people I meet who are involved with FD. I did it a couple years back and had a terrific experience.