Startup Science Podcast with Gregory Shepard

Greg concludes his conversation with Gary Fowler, the CEO and Co-Founder of GSD Venture Studios. In part two, Greg finds out why Gary has been called "one of the best execution CEOs in tech” and Gary has some advice for young entrepreneurs about creating connections in the industry.

On this episode of the BOSS Podcast, Greg is joined by Gary Fowler, the CEO and Co-Founder of GSD Venture Studios. Gary talks about the importance of finding the right partner and why he's known as the "AI Guy."

This is the conclusion of Greg's conversation with David Allen, the organizational guru and author of “Getting Things Done". In part two, they talk about how David helped Howard Stern transform his life and how brilliant entrepreneurs can manage their thoughts and ideas.

Greg's guest this week is David Allen, the world’s preeminent organizational guru. He has more thirty years of experience as a management consultant and executive coach to some of America’s most prestigious organizations, and he’s also the brilliant mind the mega-bestseller, “Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity”. In part one, Greg and David discuss the global impact of the GTD methodology and organizational tips for entrepreneurs.

Greg wraps up his chat with Venture Capitalist, Tim Draper, Silicon Valley's most notable blockchain and cryptocurrency investor and founder of Draper Associates, Draper University and DFJ. In part two, Tim talks about why people should invest in Bitcoin and why now is a great time to be an entrepreneur.

Prepare to take notes. This week, Greg talks to legendary Venture Capitalist, Tim Draper. He has invested in companies such as Tesla, SpaceX, Twitter, Twitch, and Skype. Tim is Silicon Valley's most notable blockchain and cryptocurrency investor and founder of Draper Associates, Draper University and DFJ. In part one, Tim tells Greg how he's helping entrepreneurs around the globe and how he's giving forward, not giving back.

Greg concludes his entrepreneurial leadership talk with Phil Weber.  Phil is a professional basketball coach who has guided men everywhere from New York, to Phoenix, and all the way to India. Phil is also a Leadership Consultant for the NBA players association and the author of the upcoming book, “How Do You Make Them Thirsty”. Phil tells Greg how losing his job inspired him to have 'the greatest year of his life,' why the ability to lead requires a relationship, and the reason 'cheerleading' is overrated.

Now more than ever leadership is needed, especially when starting and running a business. Henry Ford. Steve Jobs. John D. Rockefeller. They were legendary businessmen that were great at business, but also great at being leaders. This week, Greg takes a break from talking to investors, entrepreneurs and CEOs and talks about leadership with Phil Weber.  Phil is a professional basketball coach who has guided men everywhere from New York, to Phoenix, and all the way to India. He’s a Leadership Consultant for the NBA players association and the author of the upcoming book, “How Do You Make Them Thirsty”.

Greg wraps up his conversation with Scott Amyx, a venture capitalist, speaker, and author. Scott shares his interest and surviving and thriving in space and raising capital for DNA sequencing.

Joining Greg this week is Scott Amyx, a venture capitalist, speaker, and author. Greg and Scott discuss how entrepreneurs can impact the defense sector and how humans will adapt to the robot age.