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January 12, 2023 @ 9:30 am - 10:30 am PST
FreeHow to Become a Successful Non-Technical Founder with Dave Renz
Not all founders are qualified to build the product they plan to sell. That’s where Dave Renz comes in. If you’re a non-technical founder, Renz can help you bridge your knowledge gap and lead the team that will actualize your product idea.
As the co-founder of Tanooki Labs, a software design and development firm, Renz and his team have helped dozens of startups achieve their technology goals. For non-technical founders, that includes hiring the right developers and creating a management process that works for you.
On Jan. 12, Renz will host a webinar for Founders Network members where he will share what he’s learned about leadership for non-technical founders. .
During his webinar, he will also discuss:
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- Translating your vision
- How to hire your technical team
- Managing product development
- Identifying metrics to evaluate development
About the speaker:
Dave Renz is an entrepreneur with a diverse background and process driven approach to solving technology and business challenges. He has a degree in Computer Science, worked in enterprise IT, venture capital, corporate innovation and many startups. Today, he is the co-founder of Tanooki Labs, a software design and development firm that focuses on helping founders bring their products and services to market and supporting growth.
About Tanooki Labs:
Tanooki Labs is a product and development company that offers services such as product definition, CTO consulting, project management, build and development and launch support. The Tanooki Labs team has built more than 160 products since it was founded in 2012. Tanooki Labs is headquartered in New York.
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