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Andy Bechtolsheim founded Sun Microsystems in 1982. He is a serial entrepreneur and investor in Silicon Valley and wrote the first check out to Google, Inc.
William Miller, former Stanford Provost and I interviewed him and asked him about founding Sun, risk, how to decide when to pursue a startup opportunity, venture capital and the story behind investing in Google. It's a terrific interview with some great material and Andy Bechtolsheim is extremely insightful about entrepreneurship. I hope you enjoy this video.
If you're still looking for a team to participate in the startup project, there's still time to sign up at http://venture-lab.org before May 1st and find search for a team. You can also look at the facebook group, find us on LinkedIn or Google+.
- See the class description and frequently asked questions.
- The course operates according to the flipped class, where team-based, experiential education (learning by doing) is central and video lectures and readings are there for support.
- If you'd like, form a team and follow along at http://venture-lab.org, like us on facebook and join the group, or follow the Google+ page.
- Start with the intro and course overview videos.
- See what some of the teams did for the last assignment and the description of the next assignment.
- View the videos for Sessions 1-3 to catch up here.
If you use a supported browser, you can view Youtube videos via the YouTube HTML5 Video Player, which may be more accessible for keyboard and assistive technology users. This can also be used to playback the video at a faster rate of speed.
[Transcript download]
Andy Bechtolsheim founded Sun Microsystems in 1982. He is a serial entrepreneur and investor in Silicon Valley and wrote the first check out to Google, Inc.
William Miller, former Stanford Provost and I interviewed him and asked him about founding Sun, risk, how to decide when to pursue a startup opportunity, venture capital and the story behind investing in Google. It's a terrific interview with some great material and Andy Bechtolsheim is extremely insightful about entrepreneurship. I hope you enjoy this video.
If you're still looking for a team to participate in the startup project, there's still time to sign up at http://venture-lab.org before May 1st and find search for a team. You can also look at the facebook group, find us on LinkedIn or Google+.