startup-coaching
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Patrick Mesterton and the office that could change its mind
Patrick Mesterton helped build Epicenter around a simple problem: a growing company can change faster than its lease. His answer brought founders, corporate teams and a fair amount of theatre into the same room.
SaaS Club asks the expensive questions.
Omer Khan has spent twelve years asking software founders what actually worked. SaaS Club turns their wrong turns, first sales and uncomfortable decisions into something the next founder can use.
BayStartUP makes the introduction worth having
Bavaria’s startup network prepares founders for investors, then decides who is ready for the room. Its most useful asset may be the introductions it holds back.
Daybreak Ventures backs the space between an idea and a working business
Drones, donation campaigns and a hyperloop share room in this Dutch investor’s portfolio. The connecting thread is practical help - and the messy business of turning ambition into something people can use.
ATDC opens the startup door for $25 a quarter
Georgia’s technology incubator makes its first rung cheap and takes no equity. The harder part is turning access to coaches, customers, and capital into a business that can stand on its own.
Scale Yourself
Scale Yourself is a coaching and content platform for venture-backed startup founders, built by Amy Buechler - a licensed psychotherapist who spent nearly five years as Y Combinator's first in-house founder coach. It combines one-on-one coaching, a vetted network of ex-founder coaches, and a free framework library called The User Manual for Founder Psychology to help founders scale their psychology, relationships, and leadership alongside their companies.