Marty Puranik's guest appearances

Marty Puranik

The Entrepreneur Way

The Tech Talks Daily Podcast

Kris Reid

Michal Magdziarz

Martin Rawls-Meehan

Jeff Wald

Robert Beadles

Daniel Burrus

Ben Walker

Crypto Beadles

Ronan Leonard

Phil Strazzulla

Stacey Brown Randall

Daniel Ramsey

Aleksandra Scepanovic

David Meltzer

Christine Kane

OwlTail

Marty Puranik is the founder, president, and CEO of Atlantic.Net, a profitable and growing hosting solutions provider in Orlando. Marty’s strengths as a leader and visionary have helped him lead a successful business for over two decades. Atlantic.Net thrives thanks to Marty’s strategic acumen, technical prowess, and his valuable, old-fashioned habits of thrift, modesty, and discipline. “just get going because it will never be perfect. And if it is something you want to do answer the question for yourself if you can do it by doing it… Keep going, it’s not always easy, it’s difficult… In a traditional life everybody tells you to be a specialist, become really, really good at one thing. And if you are an entrepreneur you actually need to do the opposite you need to become at least competent… If you become C+ or B at a bunch of things that’s way, way more valuable. So, if you are a C+ or B person that can-do marketing and accounting, sales that’s way more important than if you are on A+ technical person and you can’t do any of the other things. Because you have got to keep all the plates spinning and you have to at least be confident that even if you are not strong in accounting when you meet somebody who is you will be able to evaluate them. So I would say work on being a broad person ”…[Listen for More] Click Here for Show Notes To Listen or to Get the Show Notes go to https://wp.me/p6Tf4b-7kB

<a href="https://wp.me/p6Tf4b-7kB" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Marty Puranik</a> is the founder, president, and CEO of <a href="http://Atlantic.Net" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Atlantic.Net</a>, a profitable and growing hosting solutions provider in Orlando. Marty’s strengths as a leader and visionary have helped him lead a successful business for over two decades. <a href="http://Atlantic.Net" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Atlantic.Net</a> thrives thanks to Marty’s strategic acumen, technical prowess, and his valuable, old-fashioned habits of thrift, modesty, and discipline. “just get going because it will never be perfect. And if it is something you want to do answer the question for yourself if you can do it by doing it… Keep going, it’s not always easy, it’s difficult… In a traditional life everybody tells you to be a specialist, become really, really good at one thing. And if you are an entrepreneur you actually need to do the opposite you need to become at least competent… If you become C+ or B at a bunch of things that’s way, way more valuable. So, if you are a C+ or B person that can-do marketing and accounting, sales that’s way more important than if you are on A+ technical person and you can’t do any of the other things. Because you have got to keep all the plates spinning and you have to at least be confident that even if you are not strong in accounting when you meet somebody who is you will be able to evaluate them. So I would say work on being a broad person ”…[Listen for More] <a href="https://wp.me/p6Tf4b-7kB" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Click Here for Show Notes</a> To Listen or to Get the Show Notes go to <a href="https://wp.me/p6Tf4b-7kB" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://wp.me/p6Tf4b-7kB</a>

1440: Getting out There and Doing it Yourself with Marty Puranik Founder and Owner of Atlantic

Marty Puranik is the CEO of Atlantic.Net, a leading cloud hosting solutions provider. In the mid-1990s at the University of Florida, internet service was scarce. Out of frustration due to the lack of internet access around campus, Marty set out to become his own ISP.  In order to pay for the internet service, Marty ran a computer repair shop out of his dorm room at the University of Florida. He wasn’t out to change the world; he just wanted internet access. Within a year, the company had eight employees and over 2,000 customers. As the ISP business cooled off in the early 2000s amid increasing regulations and oversight, Atlantic.Net pivoted to offer colocation and data center services, later adding managed hosting, cloud, and virtualization tools. Now Atlantic.Net runs data centers in New York, London, Toronto, San Francisco, Dallas and Orlando, and is a trusted hosting and cloud services, provider.

Marty Puranik is the CEO of <a href="http://Atlantic.Net" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Atlantic.Net</a>, a leading cloud hosting solutions provider. In the mid-1990s at the University of Florida, internet service was scarce. Out of frustration due to the lack of internet access around campus, Marty set out to become his own ISP. In order to pay for the internet service, Marty ran a computer repair shop out of his dorm room at the University of Florida. He wasn’t out to change the world; he just wanted internet access. Within a year, the company had eight employees and over 2,000 customers. As the ISP business cooled off in the early 2000s amid increasing regulations and oversight, <a href="http://Atlantic.Net" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Atlantic.Net</a> pivoted to offer colocation and data center services, later adding managed hosting, cloud, and virtualization tools. Now <a href="http://Atlantic.Net" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Atlantic.Net</a> runs data centers in New York, London, Toronto, San Francisco, Dallas and Orlando, and is a trusted hosting and cloud services, provider.

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