I’ve binge watched enough Netflix behind-the-music documentaries to know that if CloudHealth were a rock band, today would be the scene where I announce I’m leaving the band. Yes, today is my last day at CloudHealth by VMware.
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Do You Have the Right Customers for Product Market Fit?
In the early formative phases of CloudHealth, I ran an experiment called “The Sale.” The idea of the experiment was to try to sell my crude Minimum Viable Product (MVP) for $50K, which was my estimated average selling price for
6 Steps to Creating a Personal Board of Advisors
After leaving my job to start CloudHealth Technologies, I asked several colleagues I respected in the industry to become advisors for my journey. My first advisor was Jeff McCarthy, a partner at North Bridge Venture Partners, who agreed to let
CloudHealth: The Journey WAS The Destination
Well, it’s official: May 1st will be my last day with CloudHealth by VMware. It’s a bittersweet moment for me, bringing to a close an eight year chapter of my career. My journey started in 2012 when I
5 Things We Got Right & 2 We Got Wrong In Raising Venture Capital
CloudHealth was an eight year journey for me, starting with me quitting my job in 2012 and continuing through to today, two years on the other side of an acquisition. I’ve been doing a bit of reflecting on the
The Challenges of Innovating From Home
My first experience leading teams working from home came over a decade ago at a cloud archiving startup in the suburbs of Boston. While I had managed geographically dispersed teams before, they were always centered around offices - e.g.