Episode 014 - 19th July 2013

Today on the show we are onsite with Sean Blanchfield, chief executive of venture lab Scale Front...

An episode of the UpStarts.ie Podcast podcast, hosted by UpStarts, titled "Episode 014 - 19th July 2013" was published on July 19, 2013 and runs 27 minutes.

July 19, 2013 ·27m · UpStarts.ie Podcast

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Today on the show we are onsite with Sean Blanchfield, chief executive of venture lab Scale Front. Sean was a founder of software company DemonWare which was Acquired by Activision Blizzard in 2007. He also runs Techpreneurs, the social group for technology entrepreneurs based in Dublin. Sean will be talking about his experiences as a serial entrepreneur, the opportunities he's had through several start up businesses and the importance of trying many ideas to find the right fit and success. You can follow Sean on twitter at @seanblanchfield and online at seanblanchfield.com

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Today on the show we are onsite with Sean Blanchfield, chief executive of venture lab Scale Front. Sean was a founder of software company DemonWare which was Acquired by Activision Blizzard in 2007. He also runs Techpreneurs, the social group for technology entrepreneurs based in Dublin. Sean will be talking about his experiences as a serial entrepreneur, the opportunities he's had through several start up businesses and the importance of trying many ideas to find the right fit and success. You can follow Sean on twitter at @seanblanchfield and online at seanblanchfield.com

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