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Hosted by Venture Best · business · EN · 13 episodes
At Venture Best, we're privileged to collaborate with a myriad of founders, emerging companies, and capital allocators across multiple ecosystems across the nation. Witnessing firsthand the transformative power of innovation has been truly inspiring. We're embarking on a journey to narrate these compelling stories, shedding light on the remarkable endeavors of the diverse founders and investors we've had the privilege of working with. We are proud to present Venture Best Spotlight, a podcast hosted by attorneys Evan Lonergan and Emily McGovern.
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In this episode, Venture Best Partners Shawn Stigler and Brett Valentyn talk with Ryan Samii, Head of Product Innovation at Harvey, about how AI is transforming the legal landscape. Together they explore various AI use cases, discuss the value-add of integrating AI into everyday legal work, and offer their hot takes on how AI may impact workflows in the future.
Episode #1
Cybersecurity is often treated as a technical checklist—but in high-stakes transactions, the real risk goes far beyond compliance. From hidden vulnerabilities to overlooked financial exposure, gaps in traditional diligence can have lasting consequences for investors and founders alike.
Episode #5
<p>When Matt Howard co-founded EatStreet, online food ordering was still in its infancy—and restaurants were receiving orders via fax. Over the next decade, Matt led the company through explosive growth, a strategic acquisition, and a bold move to classify delivery drivers as employees—long before the rest of the gig economy caught on. </p><p>In this episode, Venture Best Partner Melissa Turczyn reconnects with Matt to reflect on the highs and lows of his entrepreneurial journey. From navigating COVID-era surges to battling the IRS in a make-or-break legal fight, Matt shares what it really takes to lead a star...
Episode #4
<p>What do you do after helping grow a startup to 2,000 employees? For Jeff Erickson, Director of Strategic Partnerships at Forecastr, the answer was simple: help other founders do it better. </p>
Episode #3
<p>When Dr. Tatiana Fofanova made the leap from clinical research to entrepreneurship, she brought with her a personal understanding of the challenges faced by medical professionals and patients alike. Driven by her desire to solve those pain points, she and her co-founders started Koda Health. Koda empowers individuals to clearly express their healthcare wishes in a digital format that is integrated into their plan of care. </p><p> </p><p>Join Aaron Barker, Partner at Michael Best, and Dr. Fofanova, CEO of Koda Health, for an inspiring conversation about the journey behind Koda’s creation. You’ll learn what it take...
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