Keith Frankel's guest appearances

Keith Frankel

Go Creative Show

Louder Than Words | Creative Talks with John Bonini

TechItFwd

The VentureFizz Podcast

Chris Savage

Chris Guillebeau

Ann Handley

Seth Godin

David Chang

John Burns

Jennifer Smith

Jason Zook

Oli Gardner

Wayne Chang

Dennis Mortensen

Jeff Fagnan

Austin Kleon

Ryan Denehy

Paul English

OwlTail

For the 149th episode of The VentureFizz Podcast, I interviewed Keith Frankel, Co-Founder &amp; CEO of Parlor.Keith’s professional journey has not been a linear one. It has been the exact opposite. It’s been one that has taken lots of interesting twists and turns. From producing reality television shows to running creative &amp; design for software companies, he has never been afraid to stretch outside of his comfort zone.Keith and his co-founders are now focused on tackling a problem which surprisingly, hasn’t been solved. Parlor, which recently closed a round of funding led by Bain Capital, is an all-in-one Discovery platform designed to help product teams validate the impact of all the features they're thinking about building, so that you are actually building the stuff that your customers actually want. In this episode of our podcast, we cover:*  Keith’s backstory in terms of how he got to Boston and ended up being the captain of a touring stepping dance squad and brought him to MTV.*  Why he made the transition to the software industry and how he worked his way into a creative and design leadership role, including his experience at HubSpot.*  The a-ha moment that led the founding team at Parlor to start the company and the details on how they are solving this problem.*  The unconventional method that Parlor used to raise funding.*  And so much more.We just published the December edition of Career Forward. It has over 100 of the hottest jobs across the Boston tech scene. There are positions listed across all levels of experience and all functional areas like sales, product management, software engineering, and more. Go to venturefizz.com/careerforward to start exploring.

For the 149th episode of The VentureFizz Podcast, I interviewed Keith Frankel, Co-Founder &amp; CEO of Parlor. Keith’s professional journey has not been a linear one. It has been the exact opposite. It’s been one that has taken lots of interesting twists and turns. From producing reality television shows to running creative &amp; design for software companies, he has never been afraid to stretch outside of his comfort zone. Keith and his co-founders are now focused on tackling a problem which surprisingly, hasn’t been solved. Parlor, which recently closed a round of funding led by Bain Capital, is an all-in-one Discovery platform designed to help product teams validate the impact of all the features they're thinking about building, so that you are actually building the stuff that your customers actually want. In this episode of our podcast, we cover: * Keith’s backstory in terms of how he got to Boston and ended up being the captain of a touring stepping dance squad and brought him to MTV. * Why he made the transition to the software industry and how he worked his way into a creative and design leadership role, including his experience at HubSpot. * The a-ha moment that led the founding team at Parlor to start the company and the details on how they are solving this problem. * The unconventional method that Parlor used to raise funding. * And so much more. We just published the December edition of Career Forward. It has over 100 of the hottest jobs across the Boston tech scene. There are positions listed across all levels of experience and all functional areas like sales, product management, software engineering, and more. Go to <a href="http://venturefizz.com/careerforward" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">venturefizz.com/careerforward</a> to start exploring.

Episode 149: Keith Frankel - Co-Founder & CEO, Parlor

Keith Frankel talks in detail about the career that has taken him from the competitive board rooms at MTV to the rose-tinted offices of the tech world and the experiences therein that led to his mission to never lie again.

Keith Frankel: "You can be honest without being an asshole"

Jeff White

#TechItFwd tells unique stories from Boston's tech and social entrepreneurs. In this episode, host Jay Acunzo explores the idea of creativity in a town perceived to be more about playing it safe than generating risky new ideas. Interviewed are Keith Frankel, Chief Digital Officer at Tablelist, about shooting a video with an American legend, and Jeff White, founder of Rightside Shirts, which uses children's art to create merchandise which then funds art programs in local schools.

Ep. 2 - Creativity (ft. Keith Frankel of Tablelist & Jeff White of Rightside)