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Candid advice to CEOs and founders building teams, mistakes included
To all startup founders and CEOs, freakishly celebrate and learn from your mistakes. There ‘s no greater teacher when it comes to building your company. Thursday’s second installment of our Let’s Talk session, hosted in partnership with Missouri Bank, was a great reminder of this and drove home that there is no playbook for how…
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Watch the featured SXSW V2V Silicon Prairie News panels (VIDEO)
In August, SPN’s community leaders participated in SXSW V2V and this week the inaugural South by Southwest-produced event released its panelist videos. The experience brought together 1,500 thought leaders to “extend and re-imagine the legendary SXSW experience with an emphasis on the creative spark that drives entrepreneurial innovation.” …
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SPN Out & About: Las Vegas for SXSW V2V
This week, Regan Carrizales and I will be in Las Vegas to participate in SXSW V2V. This is the inaugural year of SXSW V2V, a South by Southwest-produced event with the goal to bring together more than 1,500 thought leaders to “extend and re-imagine the legendary SXSW experience with an emphasis on the creative spark…
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KCnext elects SPN’s Regan Carrizales, two others to board of directors
Regional tech council KCnext on Tuesday announced the addition of three members to its board of directors, including Silicon Prairie News community builder Regan Carrizales. Kevin McGinnis, senior vice president of product platforms at Sprint, and Kyle Mallot, vice president at DST Systems, also joined the board, which includes Greg Kratofil, a Polsinelli attorney who’s…
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Help us welcome Regan Carrizales to the SPN team
It’s with great pleasure today that I get to introduce the newest member of the Silicon Prairie News team, our community builder in Kansas City, Regan Carrizales. Though we announced Regan at our BIG Global Entrepreneurship Week Party in November, this week marks the start of her position at SPN. With that in mind, we…
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We’re going big!
We have very exciting news to share with the Silicon Prairie community. But before we get into the news, I’d like to take a few moments to reflect on how we got to where we are today. If you rewind four years and five months, you arrive at the point when Silicon Prairie News went…