Neil Senturia is a serial entrepreneur, CEO of Blackbird Ventures, and a former Hollywood screenwriter. He is also a book author and writes for The San Diego Union-Tribune, focusing on topics related to entrepreneurship, leadership, innovation, and the local business landscape in California, particularly in San Diego.
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Neil Senturia's articles mainly focus on business-related themes, particularly entrepreneurship, leadership, communication, decision-making, and innovation. Given his heavy reliance on expert commentary and investment analysis as well as citing data in his articles, he would likely be interested in engaging with experts who can provide insightful comments or analysis on current trends and challenges within the business world. Individuals with a deep understanding of entrepreneurial strategies and market dynamics could offer valuable insights for potential collaboration. Since Neil focuses locally (United States, California), experts with knowledge specific to this geographic area may have an advantage when reaching out to him.
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Sometimes, to write a new chapter in your life, you need to go back to your roots
Every entrepreneur needs to broaden their personal perspective, leave the comfort zone of tech-talk from time to time and read.
my experience with young people is that though they know very few decisions are fatal, they are obsessed with getting each and every one of them right.
By: Neil Senturia
Why is it so hard for us to make good decisions? Why it is so hard to make good decisions? By good, let's agree that we mean rational, acting in our own best self-interests.
By: Neil Senturia
Emotions rule the day. Emotions alter your sight and hearing. But they also influence how you run your company.
By: Neil Senturia
I have a college degree in English. It didn't qualify me for any particular career (and I have had several, which clearly indicates my inability to hold onto stable employment), but I did learn how to write.
Every CEO knows that telling your customer the truth quickly, even the bad news, is the absolute baseline for customer retention.
Here are the questions you need to contemplate, says a general partner at NFX, a well-known venture fund.
It is never only the technology or the total addressable market, it is also who you are, how you think and what is inside that is important.
Judah Taub, author of “How to Move Up When the Only Way is Down,” offers an interesting way to think about achievement based on his experiences in the military.
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