Adam de Sola's guest appearances

Adam de Sola

Angel Invest Boston

David Chang

Brad Feld

Jason Calacanis

Jeff Coyle

Catherine White

Johnny Appleseed

Ed Roberts

Semyon Dukach

Jeff Arnold

David Ciccarelli

Howard Stevenson

Jay Shah

Mike Singer

Hall Martin

Chris Selland

OwlTail

Why Sal Is Bullish on Biotech:  Click Here Adam de Sola Pool, a highly successful pioneer in green tech investing in the 1990s, now sees huge opportunities in blue tech.  Don’t miss this fascinating tour of ocean technologies conducted by an engaging investor/guide. Sponsored by Purdue University entrepreneurship and Peter Fasse, patent attorney at Fish &amp; Richardson Highlights:  Sal Daher Welcomes Back Fellow Angel Investor Adam Pool “...he finds the kind of opportunities [in ocean tech] today that he saw in cleantech back in the 1990s.” The Surge in Aquaculture Creates Massive Opportunities for Investors, including Angel Investors Adam Pool Recently Invested in BioFeyn Which Is Making the Feeding of Farmed Fish More Efficient “...we're transforming the food part of the $3 trillion business that is the ocean economy.” Sal Sees Parallels Between the Explosion of Opportunities in Biotech and in Blue Tech. Cool: Seatrec and its Ocean-going Electric Charging Stations Cool: Making Fish Food Out of Mealworms and Black Soldier Fly Larvae Cool: Ocean Rainforest Produces Kelp Used to Control Bovine Flatulence Cool: Reel Data Uses Facial Recognition for Salmon. IKYN! Interested Angel Investors Can Contact Blue Angels https://sea-ahead.com/blue-angels Cool: Oyster Tracker Offers Digital Tracking of Oysters from the Sea Bed to the Dinner Plate Cool: Fish in Fashion – You Won’t Believe This! “I'm so glad that I violated my format and went blue instead of bio.” Many Exits in Blue Tech Interesting Companies Protecting the Oceans but also Creating Work Opportunities for Displaced Workers Several VC Funds Being Raised – Investable by Angels Sal Daher Sees Adam de Sola Pool as a Visionary Who Is Also Practical  Topics: product, exits, portfolio, venture capital

Why Sal Is Bullish on Biotech: <a href="https://syndicate.angelinvestboston.com/en-us/the-surge-of-opportunities-in-angel-scale-biotech" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Click Here</a> Adam de Sola Pool, a highly successful pioneer in green tech investing in the 1990s, now sees huge opportunities in blue tech.  Don’t miss this fascinating tour of ocean technologies conducted by an engaging investor/guide. Sponsored by Purdue University entrepreneurship and Peter Fasse, patent attorney at Fish &amp; Richardson Highlights: <ul> <li>Sal Daher Welcomes Back Fellow Angel Investor Adam Pool</li> <li>“...he finds the kind of opportunities [in ocean tech] today that he saw in cleantech back in the 1990s.”</li> <li>The Surge in Aquaculture Creates Massive Opportunities for Investors, including Angel Investors</li> <li>Adam Pool Recently Invested in BioFeyn Which Is Making the Feeding of Farmed Fish More Efficient</li> <li>“...we're transforming the food part of the $3 trillion business that is the ocean economy.”</li> <li>Sal Sees Parallels Between the Explosion of Opportunities in Biotech and in Blue Tech.</li> <li>Cool: Seatrec and its Ocean-going Electric Charging Stations</li> <li>Cool: Making Fish Food Out of Mealworms and Black Soldier Fly Larvae</li> <li>Cool: Ocean Rainforest Produces Kelp Used to Control Bovine Flatulence</li> <li>Cool: Reel Data Uses Facial Recognition for Salmon. IKYN!</li> <li>Interested Angel Investors Can Contact Blue Angels</li> <li><a href="https://sea-ahead.com/blue-angels" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://sea-ahead.com/blue-angels</a></li> <li>Cool: Oyster Tracker Offers Digital Tracking of Oysters from the Sea Bed to the Dinner Plate</li> <li>Cool: Fish in Fashion – You Won’t Believe This!</li> <li>“I'm so glad that I violated my format and went blue instead of bio.”</li> <li>Many Exits in Blue Tech</li> <li>Interesting Companies Protecting the Oceans but also Creating Work Opportunities for Displaced Workers</li> <li>Several VC Funds Being Raised – Investable by Angels</li> <li>Sal Daher Sees Adam de Sola Pool as a Visionary Who Is Also Practical</li> </ul> Topics: product, exits, portfolio, venture capital

Adam de Sola Pool - Ocean Tech Rises

A curious but orderly mind prepared to take advantage of serendipity has taken Adam de Sola Pool on a remarkable journey during his career. His father, Ithiel de Sola Pool, the brilliant political scientist (look up Six Degrees of Separation or Convergence) took young Adam to many different countries. These travels sparked in Adam an interest in geography which led to a job on Wall Street. From Salomon Brothers he went to the EBRD to restructure companies emerging from communism. This grew into setting up Central Europe’s first cleantech fund which produced excellent results. Now Adam is an investor and advisor in the Boston area; much respected for his fresh approach to building young companies. Topics covered in this charming interview include:  Adam de Sola Pool Bio From Geography Major at University of Chicago to Wall Street From Salomon Brothers to the EBRD Adam Poole Has a Chance Encounter in the Bathroom &amp; Gets a New Job Overheated Factories in Poland Adam Pool Discovers that Local Businesses Can Be Extremely Profitable How Adam de Sola Pool Got into Angel Investing Adam Pool Compares &amp; Contrasts Angel Groups in Boston Adam Pool Talks About Squadle, a Promising Startup Just Added to His Portfolio Adam Pool Looks for a Defensible Market Position in the Startups in Which He Invests Adam Pool’s Favorite Pivot Adam Pool’s Approach to “Inoculating” Startups Against Risk Adam Pool’s Poetic Statement of the Need for Founders to Give Way to Managers as the Company Grows  Topics: cleantech, founding story, angel investing strategies, portfolio, returns

A curious but orderly mind prepared to take advantage of serendipity has taken Adam de Sola Pool on a remarkable journey during his career. His father, Ithiel de Sola Pool, the brilliant political scientist (look up Six Degrees of Separation or Convergence) took young Adam to many different countries. These travels sparked in Adam an interest in geography which led to a job on Wall Street. From Salomon Brothers he went to the EBRD to restructure companies emerging from communism. This grew into setting up Central Europe’s first cleantech fund which produced excellent results. Now Adam is an investor and advisor in the Boston area; much respected for his fresh approach to building young companies. Topics covered in this charming interview include: <ul> <li>Adam de Sola Pool Bio</li> <li>From Geography Major at University of Chicago to Wall Street</li> <li>From Salomon Brothers to the EBRD</li> <li>Adam Poole Has a Chance Encounter in the Bathroom &amp; Gets a New Job</li> <li>Overheated Factories in Poland</li> <li>Adam Pool Discovers that Local Businesses Can Be Extremely Profitable</li> <li>How Adam de Sola Pool Got into Angel Investing</li> <li>Adam Pool Compares &amp; Contrasts Angel Groups in Boston</li> <li>Adam Pool Talks About Squadle, a Promising Startup Just Added to His Portfolio</li> <li>Adam Pool Looks for a Defensible Market Position in the Startups in Which He Invests</li> <li>Adam Pool’s Favorite Pivot</li> <li>Adam Pool’s Approach to “Inoculating” Startups Against Risk</li> <li>Adam Pool’s Poetic Statement of the Need for Founders to Give Way to Managers as the Company Grows</li> </ul> Topics: cleantech, founding story, angel investing strategies, portfolio, returns

Adam de Sola Pool - Johnny Appleseed of Cleantech

Cleantech VC

A curious but orderly mind prepared to take advantage of serendipity has taken Adam de Sola Pool on a remarkable journey during his career. His father, Ithiel de Sola Pool, the brilliant political scientist (look up Six Degrees of Separation or Convergence) took young Adam to many different countries. These travels sparked in Adam an interest in geography which led to a job on Wall Street. From Salomon Brothers he went to the EBRD to restructure companies emerging from communism. This grew into setting up Central Europe’s first cleantech fund which produced excellent results. Now Adam is an investor and advisor in the Boston area; much respected for his fresh approach to building young companies. Topics covered in this charming interview include:  Adam de Sola Pool Bio From Geography Major at University of Chicago to Wall Street From Salomon Brothers to the EBRD Adam Poole Has a Chance Encounter in the Bathroom &amp; Gets a New Job Overheated Factories in Poland Adam Pool Discovers that Local Businesses Can Be Extremely Profitable How Adam de Sola Pool Got into Angel Investing Adam Pool Compares &amp; Contrasts Angel Groups in Boston Adam Pool Talks About Squadle, a Promising Startup Just Added to His Portfolio Adam Pool Looks for a Defensible Market Position in the Startups in Which He Invests Adam Pool’s Favorite Pivot Adam Pool’s Approach to “Inoculating” Startups Against Risk Adam Pool’s Poetic Statement of the Need for Founders to Give Way to Managers as the Company Grows 

A curious but orderly mind prepared to take advantage of serendipity has taken Adam de Sola Pool on a remarkable journey during his career. His father, Ithiel de Sola Pool, the brilliant political scientist (look up Six Degrees of Separation or Convergence) took young Adam to many different countries. These travels sparked in Adam an interest in geography which led to a job on Wall Street. From Salomon Brothers he went to the EBRD to restructure companies emerging from communism. This grew into setting up Central Europe’s first cleantech fund which produced excellent results. Now Adam is an investor and advisor in the Boston area; much respected for his fresh approach to building young companies. Topics covered in this charming interview include: <ul> <li>Adam de Sola Pool Bio</li> <li>From Geography Major at University of Chicago to Wall Street</li> <li>From Salomon Brothers to the EBRD</li> <li>Adam Poole Has a Chance Encounter in the Bathroom &amp; Gets a New Job</li> <li>Overheated Factories in Poland</li> <li>Adam Pool Discovers that Local Businesses Can Be Extremely Profitable</li> <li>How Adam de Sola Pool Got into Angel Investing</li> <li>Adam Pool Compares &amp; Contrasts Angel Groups in Boston</li> <li>Adam Pool Talks About Squadle, a Promising Startup Just Added to His Portfolio</li> <li>Adam Pool Looks for a Defensible Market Position in the Startups in Which He Invests</li> <li>Adam Pool’s Favorite Pivot</li> <li>Adam Pool’s Approach to “Inoculating” Startups Against Risk</li> <li>Adam Pool’s Poetic Statement of the Need for Founders to Give Way to Managers as the Company Grows</li> </ul>