In this episode, Ronen and Noa travel to the crossroads of cybersecurity and blockchain technology, where their guest has been a prominent figure and an influential force.
That guest is Idan Ofrat, CPO and co-founder of Fireblocks, a groundbreaking platform dedicated to securing digital assets, with over 600 employees and a large global customer base.
When it comes to defending the cyber frontiers, Idan's track record speaks for itself. Prior to Fireblocks, Idan was a key player at C4 Security, which was acquired by Elbit Systems.
His expertise isn't confined to the realm of cybersecurity alone. He's also an expert in decentralized technologies. He was the co-founder and CTO at Yeloha, a disruptive platform aiming to decentralize energy trading, and VP of Product at Orbs, a public blockchain designed for high-scale apps.
They discuss:
-
Balancing parenthood and entrepreneurship
-
How to decide whether or not to become an entrepreneur
-
The importance of market validation
-
Breaking up with Co-founders
-
The inherent challenges that arise once you raise money
-
Shutting down a startup
-
Bootstrapping vs raising money
-
The valley of death
-
Conducting difficult conversations
-
...And more
Enjoy your listen!
Noa Eshed: recognized as a thought leader by the Daily Telegraph. Her book "The Smart Marketer's Guide to Google Adwords” was an Amazon no.1 bestseller. Her digital marketing agency Bold Digital Architects has acclaimed several industry awards. She previously co-founded and distributed Israel’s only national magazine for students, and is a certified lawyer (Hebrew U grad) and journalist.
Ronen Menipaz: an Israeli investor, entrepreneur, tech advisor, and founder of numerous business ventures in the entertainment, adtech, and fintech space. During his 25 years of entrepreneurial experience, Ronen has been involved with over 100 startups in Israel, 30 of which he founded or co-founded. Two of those startups went public, while five were sold and four more are currently privately profitable companies.
Idan Ofrat: "Once you raise a round and you have money in the bank, things become actually more complicated." - CTech
Read More
No comments:
Post a Comment