Andrew Wilkinson, founder of Metalab, discusses his success in building and investing in companies that generate hundreds of millions of dollars a year and create over a billion dollars worth of value. He shares the business person he looks up to and even invites aspiring entrepreneurs to reach out for investment opportunities.
Andrew Wilkinson started as a web designer, created an agency called Metalab, bought a ton of companies, and now runs a profitable enterprise that does about $100 million in revenue.
In this podcast, MIT and Harvard trained engineer and entrepreneur Bob Metcalfe discusses his journey as an internet pioneer, including inventing Ethernet in 1973 and founding Three Com Corporation in 1979. He shares valuable lessons in hiring, firing, scaling businesses, and the critical decisions he made.
A story about a person who is being supported by people who are interested in him for various reasons like money or fascination deserves more attention.
Richard Branson argues that entertainment is an important aspect of the airline business, much to the chagrin of his record company team who fear he is wasting his time on a new venture. However, Branson sees the potential to differentiate his airline and provide competition to British Airways.