Ryan Fink's guest appearances

Ryan Fink

How I Raised It - The podcast where we interview startup founders who raised capital.

AR Show with Jason McDowall

The Pursuit of Purpose

Andy Lowery

Greg Castle

Jay Wright

Holly Whitaker

Christopher West

Alex Canter

Daniel Freedman

Adam Davis

Gregory Robinson

Hall Martin

Ben Narasin

Tony Parisi

Jeff Wright

Steve Heroux

Travis Holoway

OwlTail

Ryan Fink is a serial entrepreneur and the co-founder and CEO of Streem, a company on a mission to make the world's expertise more accessible.Ryan lept straight from college into starting his first Augmented Reality company, called Ghost Runner. The goal was to use AR to gamify exercise. From that experience came new insights, new technology and a new company to focus on machine learning and computer vision. ONtheGO (or OTG as Ryan refers to it in the interview) created a new user interface for AR smartglasses and was acquired by Atheer.Following the acquisition, Ryan spent a couple of years at Atheer as VP of Business Development working with leading hardware and software companies and driving the development and direction of products. He left Atheer in 2017 to start Streem.In past episodes we’ve talked about one of the key early use cases for AR in the enterprise, which is to bring remote expertise to bear on a local problem. In this conversation, Ryan describes how he and the Streem team are applying the same concept to fixing your dishwasher and refrigerator. They combine a video collaboration tool with mobile AR to make the experience better for service providers and consumers.We get into the mission at Streem as well as the lessons Ryan learned from his previous two AR startups—including the importance of knowing how and when to pivot—and his time at Atheer.You can find all of the show notes at thearshow.com.

Ryan Fink is a serial entrepreneur and the co-founder and CEO of Streem, a company on a mission to make the world's expertise more accessible.Ryan lept straight from college into starting his first Augmented Reality company, called Ghost Runner. The goal was to use AR to gamify exercise. From that experience came new insights, new technology and a new company to focus on machine learning and computer vision. ONtheGO (or OTG as Ryan refers to it in the interview) created a new user interface for AR smartglasses and was acquired by Atheer.Following the acquisition, Ryan spent a couple of years at Atheer as VP of Business Development working with leading hardware and software companies and driving the development and direction of products. He left Atheer in 2017 to start Streem.In past episodes we’ve talked about one of the key early use cases for AR in the enterprise, which is to bring remote expertise to bear on a local problem. In this conversation, Ryan describes how he and the Streem team are applying the same concept to fixing your dishwasher and refrigerator. They combine a video collaboration tool with mobile AR to make the experience better for service providers and consumers.We get into the mission at Streem as well as the lessons Ryan learned from his previous two AR startups—including the importance of knowing how and when to pivot—and his time at Atheer.You can find all of the show notes at <a href="http://thearshow.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">thearshow.com</a>.

Ryan Fink (Streem) on Bringing Remote Expertise to Your Home with AR

Produced by Foundersuite.com, "How I Raised It" goes behind the scenes with startup founders who have raised capital. This episode is with Ryan Fink, CEO of Streem.pro. Streem is a on-demand communication and collaboration tool for home service professionals.Based in Portlan, OR, the Company recently raised $3.7 million of seed funding from GVR Fund, Flying Fish Venture Partners, Columbia Ventures, Rogue Venture Partners, Curious Capital, Betaworks, Greycroft, GGV Capital, Archivist Capital, Oregon Venture Fund, Portland Seed Fund and General Catalyst. In this episode, Ryan talks about pitching investors with just an MVP, building a 2-sided market, turning around investors who said "no" by sending them regular progress updates, raising money in Portland, and much more.

Produced by <a href="http://Foundersuite.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Foundersuite.com</a>, "How I Raised It" goes behind the scenes with startup founders who have raised capital. This episode is with Ryan Fink, CEO of <a href="http://Streem.pro" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Streem.pro</a>. Streem is a on-demand communication and collaboration tool for home service professionals. Based in Portlan, OR, the Company recently raised $3.7 million of seed funding from GVR Fund, Flying Fish Venture Partners, Columbia Ventures, Rogue Venture Partners, Curious Capital, Betaworks, Greycroft, GGV Capital, Archivist Capital, Oregon Venture Fund, Portland Seed Fund and General Catalyst. In this episode, Ryan talks about pitching investors with just an MVP, building a 2-sided market, turning around investors who said "no" by sending them regular progress updates, raising money in Portland, and much more.

Ep. 42 How I Raised It with Ryan Fink of Streem.pro on 5.2.18

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10 CEO of augmented-reality company, Streem, discusses his entrepreneurial journey and the future – Ryan Fink