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Casey Allen, Founder of Enterprise Rising, flips the script and interviews hosts Kevin McArdle and Jac Stark for The tech.mn Podcast's 50th episode.

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It’s episode 50 and we are switching things up to celebrate! Casey Allen, founder of Enterprise Rising and our very first podcast interview, puts Kevin and Jac in the hot seat with a fun Q + A. Learn about why SureSwift Capital bought tech.mn, what has been the most challenging part, and what the tech.mn team is envisioning for the future.

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Hype Time
For Hype Time we reminisce on past episodes. Here are a few we call out:

Episode #3 - Sangam Napit
Episode #9 - Bri McCullough
Episode #10 - Josh Fedie
Episode #15 - Danielle Steer
Episode #28 - Melissa Kjolsing
Episode #31 - Clarence Bethea
Episode #32 - Dario Otero + Mondo Davison
Episode #36 - Jenessa White
Episode #41 - Aneela Idnani

Socials

tech.mn on Twitter
Kevin McArdle on Twitter
Jac Stark on Twitter
Casey Allen on Twitter

Links
Submit Your Nominations for the Minnesota Startup Awards by August 19th!
The tech.mn Job Board
Minnesota Nice Wikipedia Article

Published on Aug 18, 2020 in Entrepreneurship
US English

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