Minnie Ingersoll | The Psychology and Personality Traits of Successful Founders
Minnie Ingersoll is an investor and host of LA Venture podcast and she joins us on the show to spell out the psychology and personality traits of successful founders. How much of success is luck and how much of it is skill? Minnie finds the balance and...
Minnie Ingersoll is an investor and host of LA Venture podcast and she joins us on the show to spell out the psychology and personality traits of successful founders. How much of success is luck and how much of it is skill? Minnie finds the balance and uses her knowledge to decide who is worth the risk - and with great results. We also discuss the importance of well-matched careers as well as how she went from Stanford to founding her own company in 2013.
Connect with Minnie Ingersoll on LinkedIn | https://linkedin.com/in/mingersoll
Minnie is the co-host of the LA Venture podcast
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Minnie Ingersoll
Host of the LA Venture podcast, partner at TenOneTen actively investing in great teams. We are operators who invest early (pre-seed, seed, seed+) and love working with technical founders who are passionate about what they’re building.
Prior to TenOneTen, Minnie was founder and COO at Shift, an online marketplace disrupting the $1.2T car industryby providing a better experience for buying and selling used cars. Grew to a $100M+ business and a recent Series D.
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