Startup Advice Is Entrepreneurship For You This video features Frank Rotman, co-founder of QED Investors, discussing various aspects of entrepreneurship, including surviving hypergrowth, founder-market fit, and lessons from building companies in the early days of FinTech. The content focuses on the mindset and experiences of a founder. What this video coversFrank Rotman is co-founder and partner emeritus at QED Investors and was one of the early architects behind what became Capital One, where he spent 13 years driving many foundational “firsts.” He is based in Manakin Sabot, Virginia, and holds a B.S. in Applied Mathematics and an M.S. in Systems Engineering from the University of Virginia.Brazil Credit Card Gap: The Obsession That Built NubankMistakes That Almost Cost Me My Job & CompanyBusiness Growth Backfire: Massive Customer Surge Almost Ruined UsStartup Advice: Is Entrepreneurship For You?Survive Hypergrowth: Adapt or Get Left BehindFounder Market Fit: Invest in Visionary Leaders Now!From Fintech Junkie: A New Operator's Strategy RevealedQED's Journey: From Own Capital to Billion Dollar FundFrom Engineering to Capital One: A Founder's JourneyRace Car Growth: Surviving High-Stakes Business MistakesFintech's Early Wave: Building Companies in 2008Investor Advice: Get Paid When Your Advice Works! More from the library15 Seconds Made Him MillionsFrank Rottman On Cofounding A VC Fund, Managing $4.5 Billion In AUM, And Building A Startup StudioDelegate & Conquer Stop Doing Everything Yourself!Business 101 Forget Hype, Focus on Value & ProfitHow To Write A Powerful Investor UpdateNitin Chhabra: Raising Over $50 Million To Build India’s Leading Tech-Native Retail Company Watch on Startup Fundraising · Open on YouTube · More videos
