Russell McGuire

Earlier this week Judy Redlich interviewed me on her Encounters radio show for KSIV in St. Louis. KSIV is part of the Bott Radio Network.

Listen to the interview here.

Sprint clearly was no longer a startup, but that doesn’t mean that startup thoughts weren’t flowing through my head…

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They set their purpose: Love our neighbors by restoring independence, dignity, and hope through affordable assistive technology solutions…

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“If anyone has been thinking about doing something different, and would like to go half time to pursue it, now would be a good time.” Thus I launched my next startup. Read the full story here.

Typing with his eyes, Carl said “I’m not giving this back until you tell me when I can have my own.” Click here to read the story.

“We focused on establishing a Strategy Lab through which we could quickly take leadership teams to get to the core of their competitive strategy. Startups and VCs readily adopted this new service…” Click here to read the story.

More than anything, the students listened to what ALS patients really needed. Click here to read the story.

Over the next couple of weeks, as I am posting articles about the strategic journey that startups take, I thought it might be interesting to my readers to hear stories of my own startup journey. This is the first of those stories. Click here to read it.

Ash Srinivas’ friend Weyton received the heartbreaking diagnosis. He had Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease. Read the full article here.

Given my background in both strategy and startups, I’d like to propose a strategic roadmap for entrepreneurs. Read the full article here.