Rob Symington, entrepreneur at Innovatrs and the founder of  Escape The City, talks about his latest venture and how the project has taught him that just because things are usually done in a certain way, it doesn’t necessarily mean it is the best way to do them.

R. Wayne Steiger, entrepreneur at Innovatrs and founder of TME, talks about his experiences working with several successful start-ups and how he developed his latest venture. His new start-up, the wireless company TME, provides mobile payment solutions, along with other remote payment applications. TME utilizes Cloud Management Technology to solve some pretty complex issues.

Famous angel investor, Chris Dixon, has been involved in early-stage technology companies including Skype, Overflow, DocVerse, co-founder of Hunch and founder of Collective.

In this latest video interview, entrepreneur Michael Birch (famous for creating Bebo in 2005) explains  challenges surrounding the choice of domain names and the misconception that social networking websites are not easily profitable.

Evan Rudowski, entrepreneur at Innovatrs and co-founder at SubHub, tells us how he became an entrepreneur. He began his career in the mid-1980s at Newsday and New York Newsday, where he helped develop and launch some of the earliest online newspaper efforts in the United States.

William Pryor, Innovatrs entrepreneur and Founding Director and CEO at Eclector, tells us about his business and how he started it. William, who is the great, great grandson of Charles Darwin, was educated at Eton and Trinity College, Cambridge.

Christer Edman, entrepreneur at Innovatrs, founder of Creman,  Innovation Catalyst, certified SAP consultant, working at IBM since 2000… talks about running his 23 year old company. Creman combines experiences from a broad range of companies with creative thinking and implements innovative solutions. They focus on people and collaboration starting with analysing the client’s current processes, [...]

The founder of Meetup tells his story starting up the Webs leading site for local gatherings/meetings. A great case study on using the Web to shape a global trend – and create a generic brand. Meetup’s done for meetings what Hoover did for vacuum cleaners. Do you Meetup?