Jaison Dolvane has seen virtually every stage of a tech company’s lifecycle.
He co-founded a tech venture, survived the bust, raised venture capital, took his company public and, last year, exited when Espial was acquired.
And now? He’s doing it all over again with a fresh startup, WishSlate.
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What lessons does a veteran tech entrepreneur bring to a brand new venture? And how do they prepare to tackle a completely fresh market?
Watch the video above to hear about the lessons learned Dolvane is applying to WishSlate as well as the different mindset that’s required to tackle the B2C market.
