Coffee with a Founder
Coffee with a Founder
Podcast Description
Coffee with a Founder features unscripted stories with venture backed founders who’ve raised millions of dollars to challenge, change, and create entire industries. Every Tuesday and Thursday, Emmy award winning host, investor, and PR CEO, Beck Bamberger sips coffee and chats with a venture backed founder about the insanity of startups, the nuances of storytelling in tech, and the compulsion to build something from nothing.
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The podcast covers a wide range of themes including startup challenges, personal narratives, technology's impact on businesses, and entrepreneurial mindsets. Specific episodes delve into topics such as the role of AI in enhancing workflows, the emotional ups and downs of startup life, and the balance between personal life and work, as seen in discussions with guests like Joshua Bowen and Richard Schatzberger.
Coffee with a Founder features unscripted stories with venture backed founders who’ve raised millions of dollars to challenge, change, and create entire industries. Every Tuesday and Thursday, Emmy award winning host, investor, and PR CEO, Beck Bamberger sips coffee and chats with a venture backed founder about the insanity of startups, the nuances of storytelling in tech, and the compulsion to build something from nothing.
On this episode of Coffee with a Founder, Beck Bamberger sits down with James Everingham, serial entrepreneur and CEO of Guild AI, to talk about what it takes to build for a world of AI agents. Drawing on decades in tech, including time at Meta, James explains why a strong observation is a better starting point for a company than the desire to start one. He shares how Guild AI is helping enterprises address the less visible challenges of AI agents: tracking their actions, managing costs, and establishing who is accountable when an agent acts. James also reflects on the cycles of founding companies, what failure can teach you, and why founders need to keep questioning their assumptions as technology changes. It’s a candid conversation about building something useful, learning quickly, and finding some joy in the process.
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