Elizabeth Scallon's guest appearances

Elizabeth Scallon

The Lawyer Who Rocks

The Founders Live Podcast

Shift

Priyanka Raha

Laura Clise

Mikaela Kiner

Leslie Feinzaig

Mike Martin

Rand Fishkin

Kari Gran

Thane Marcus Ringler

Laura Murphy

David Nurse

David Berkowitz

Dave Young

Andrew Joslyn

Marcus Smith

James Gray

OwlTail

In this episode of Shift we feature Elizabeth Scallon, a prominent figure in the Seattle startup scene who discusses her experiences and insights on co-working, mentorship, and the future of work. Elizabeth highlights the potential of AI and co-creation in scaling and accelerating work processes. and shares her expertise on funding structures for underrepresented small businesses. In this episode of Shift, we cover:  Elizabeth discusses her first experience working and her family’s relationship to work growing up in Bellevue Washington. Elizabeth’s background as a leader in the Seattle startup accelerator scene, as a mentor and champion for small business people. Elizabeth’s experience as the leader of Seattle WeWork Labs and how co-working and face to face serendipity in the workplace accelerate creativity and innovation. Ways that early founders and entrepreneurs corroborate to build community and help each other with the loneliness of starting a business. Thoughts about hybrid work and remote work post pandemic with a focus on targeted face to face focussed collaboration Find Ventures explained and how this unique type of funding structures allows for under-represented small businesses to launch their startups without diluting their equity presence. Discusses mentorship for young entrepreneurs given that going into the office has diminished and career building has gotten more challenging Elizabeth gives advice to young founders who are just getting their businesses started and off the ground. Talk about corporate incubation at Amazon and HP and the similarities between startup accelerators and some of the differences in the enterprise. Co-creation with AI and the excitement of what the future of work looks like when robots can help you scale and accelerate. How Elizabeth instructs her students at the University of Washington Foster School of business to use Chat GPT and AI to move faster and rapidly iterate with guardrails. How to get involved at the University of Washington’s Foster’s MBA program and intro to startups.  Connect with Elizabeth Scallon Twitter  findventures.org  LinkedIn   Connect with Boaz Ashkenazy Twitter   LinkedIn  Email: shift@simplyaugmented.com   Learn more about Simply Augmented

In this episode of Shift we feature Elizabeth Scallon, a prominent figure in the Seattle startup scene who discusses her experiences and insights on co-working, mentorship, and the future of work. Elizabeth highlights the potential of AI and co-creation in scaling and accelerating work processes. and shares her expertise on funding structures for underrepresented small businesses. In this episode of Shift, we cover:  <ul> <li>Elizabeth discusses her first experience working and her family’s relationship to work growing up in Bellevue Washington. </li> <li>Elizabeth’s background as a leader in the Seattle startup accelerator scene, as a mentor and champion for small business people. </li> <li>Elizabeth’s experience as the leader of Seattle WeWork Labs and how co-working and face to face serendipity in the workplace accelerate creativity and innovation. </li> <li>Ways that early founders and entrepreneurs corroborate to build community and help each other with the loneliness of starting a business. </li> <li>Thoughts about hybrid work and remote work post pandemic with a focus on targeted face to face focussed collaboration </li> <li>Find Ventures explained and how this unique type of funding structures allows for under-represented small businesses to launch their startups without diluting their equity presence. </li> <li>Discusses mentorship for young entrepreneurs given that going into the office has diminished and career building has gotten more challenging </li> <li>Elizabeth gives advice to young founders who are just getting their businesses started and off the ground. </li> <li>Talk about corporate incubation at Amazon and HP and the similarities between startup accelerators and some of the differences in the enterprise. </li> <li>Co-creation with AI and the excitement of what the future of work looks like when robots can help you scale and accelerate. </li> <li>How Elizabeth instructs her students at the University of Washington Foster School of business to use Chat GPT and AI to move faster and rapidly iterate with guardrails. </li> <li>How to get involved at the University of Washington’s Foster’s MBA program and intro to startups. </li> </ul> Connect with Elizabeth Scallon <ul> <li><a href="https://twitter.com/E_Scallon" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a> </li> <li><a href="https://www.findventures.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">findventures.org</a> </li> <li><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/elizabethscallon" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LinkedIn</a> </li> </ul> Connect with Boaz Ashkenazy <ul> <li><a href="https://twitter.com/boazashkenazy" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter </a> </li> <li><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/boazashkenazy" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LinkedIn</a> </li> <li>Email: <a href="mailto:shift@simplyaugmented.com">shift@simplyaugmented.com</a> </li> </ul> <a href="http://www.simplyaugmented.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Learn more about Simply Augmented</a>

Co-Founder Find Ventures, Director HP, WeWork, Elizabeth Scallon: Incubating the Next Big Ideas

Since childhood, Elizabeth Scallon was always trying to think bigger and better. Her initial passion for science and all things research quickly fused into a career in business when she realized ‘all science people report to an MBA’. With vast experience in building up science and tech startups, Elizabeth eventually came to WeWork Labs to make an impact on a global scale. By having higher level conversations, Elizabeth became a true powerhouse in Seattle’s startup ecosystem and has helped bring businesses of the PNW into the global sphere.

Since childhood, Elizabeth Scallon was always trying to think bigger and better. Her initial passion for science and all things research quickly fused into a career in business when she realized ‘all science people report to an MBA’. With vast experience in building up science and tech startups, Elizabeth eventually came to WeWork Labs to make an impact on a global scale. By having higher level conversations, Elizabeth became a true powerhouse in Seattle’s startup ecosystem and has helped bring businesses of the PNW into the global sphere.

Elizabeth Scallon– Navigating the Startup Ecosystem

This conversation was recorded live on Founders Live with audience participation.A conversation about entrepreneurship and the journey in the startup world. We interviewed Elizabeth Scallon of WeWork Labs in front of a live virtual audience as Nick and Elizabeth have an engaging conversation online. We hear about her background, her experience in the startup and technology industry, lessons learned and address questions from the audience.

This conversation was recorded live on Founders Live with audience participation. A conversation about entrepreneurship and the journey in the startup world. We interviewed Elizabeth Scallon of WeWork Labs in front of a live virtual audience as Nick and Elizabeth have an engaging conversation online. We hear about her background, her experience in the startup and technology industry, lessons learned and address questions from the audience.

049 - Founders Live Conversations with Elizabeth Scallon of WeWork Labs