Nick Triantos's guest appearances

Nick Triantos

Silicon Valley Startup Podcast

Scott Kupor

Jeff Epstein

Andreessen Horowitz

Andrew Filev

Charles Hudson

Santi Subotovsky

Bill Reichert

Jim Connor

Hill Angels

OwlTail

In this episode, we talk to Silicon Valley investors, Jim Connor, currently with Sand Hill Angels and Nick Triantos, an investor at Ignition Partners, with 20 years experience in the industry, from being a successful technical founder right through to his current role as an investor. Our investors discuss:  The characteristics that make a successful entrepreneur What’s involved in the sometimes harsh but rewarding reality of being a startup founder The best way to reach out to investors  If you like what you hear, please rate, review and subscribe so that we can keep bringing you more investors!

In this episode, we talk to Silicon Valley investors, Jim Connor, currently with Sand Hill Angels and Nick Triantos, an investor at Ignition Partners, with 20 years experience in the industry, from being a successful technical founder right through to his current role as an investor. Our investors discuss: <ul> <li>The characteristics that make a successful entrepreneur</li> <li>What’s involved in the sometimes harsh but rewarding reality of being a startup founder</li> <li>The best way to reach out to investors</li> </ul> If you like what you hear, please rate, review and subscribe so that we can keep bringing you more investors!

Investor Series | Nick Triantos, Ignition Partners & Jim Connor, Sand Hill Angels

In this episode, we hear from Nick Triantos, Venture Partner at Ignition Partners in Part 2 of a 2 part episode. Take a look at our back catalog for Part 1 of the episode – it should be 2 episodes back. Ignition is a well-known VC firm in the Bay Area that invests in startups at Seed and Series A stages. They’ve had over 60 successful exits and are actively investing out of their fifth fund of $200 million. Nick discusses:  How to start thinking about selling your company as a founding team The kind of startups that would entice him to invest Rules of thumb for figuring out a valuation Views on M &amp; A trends in the software industry What happens with convertible notes, and Where he sees the VC landscape heading in terms of ICOs in the next few years.    If you like what you hear, please rate, review and subscribe so that we can keep bringing you more investors!

In this episode, we hear from Nick Triantos, Venture Partner at Ignition Partners in Part 2 of a 2 part episode. Take a look at our back catalog for Part 1 of the episode – it should be 2 episodes back. Ignition is a well-known VC firm in the Bay Area that invests in startups at Seed and Series A stages. They’ve had over 60 successful exits and are actively investing out of their fifth fund of $200 million. Nick discusses: <ul> <li>How to start thinking about selling your company as a founding team</li> <li>The kind of startups that would entice him to invest</li> <li>Rules of thumb for figuring out a valuation</li> <li>Views on M &amp; A trends in the software industry</li> <li>What happens with convertible notes, and</li> <li>Where he sees the VC landscape heading in terms of ICOs in the next few years.  </li> </ul> If you like what you hear, please rate, review and subscribe so that we can keep bringing you more investors!

Investor Series | Nick Triantos, Ignition Partners (Part 2)

Welcome to the Silicon Valley Startup Podcast, hosted by Founders Floor - an immersive coworking accelerator that mentors and backs startups in Silicon Valley. This episode is part of our Investor Series where we invite expert Silicon Valley investors share their wisdom with you on the fundraising process. In this episode, we hear from Nick Triantos, Venture Partner at Ignition Partners in Part 1 of a 2 part episode - Part 2 will be released next week. Ignition is a well-known VC firm in the Bay Area that invests in startups at Seed and Series A stages. They’ve had over 60 successful exits and are actively investing out of their fifth fund of $200 million. Nick discusses:  How to manage the transition from being a highly technical founder to a well-rounded business CEO What he looks for in a startup at each funding round Post-funding expectations Managing rapid startup growth (including managing company culture during these periods), and Advice on how to persevere through hard times.  If you like what you hear, please rate, review and subscribe so that we can keep bringing you more tech and startup news each week!

Welcome to the Silicon Valley Startup Podcast, hosted by Founders Floor - an immersive coworking accelerator that mentors and backs startups in Silicon Valley. This episode is part of our Investor Series where we invite expert Silicon Valley investors share their wisdom with you on the fundraising process. In this episode, we hear from Nick Triantos, Venture Partner at Ignition Partners in Part 1 of a 2 part episode - Part 2 will be released next week. Ignition is a well-known VC firm in the Bay Area that invests in startups at Seed and Series A stages. They’ve had over 60 successful exits and are actively investing out of their fifth fund of $200 million. Nick discusses: <ul> <li>How to manage the transition from being a highly technical founder to a well-rounded business CEO</li> <li>What he looks for in a startup at each funding round</li> <li>Post-funding expectations</li> <li>Managing rapid startup growth (including managing company culture during these periods), and</li> <li>Advice on how to persevere through hard times.</li> </ul> If you like what you hear, please rate, review and subscribe so that we can keep bringing you more tech and startup news each week!