Neil Senturia is the CEO at Blackbird Ventures. He focuses on business and economics, with a particular emphasis on entrepreneurship, startups, incubators and accelerators, and corporate finance. Neil's insights and expertise have been featured in The San Diego Union-Tribune.
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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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By: Neil Senturia
After a few pitches, we have a chance, a touch of momentum The saga continues. It's April 6 and 7 a.m. on the West Coast.
By: Neil Senturia
We have lots of promises and expressions of support, but now we wait to see who will invest first
By: Neil Senturia
We have a deadline, take it or leave it, in or out: May 11.
By: Neil Senturia
Time is running out and we are not out but it is hard to see any light at the end of the tunnel
By: Neil Senturia
Some entrepreneurial teachable moments, including a previous low-ball offer When we last met Pauline, she was tied to the tracks, and the lonesome whistle was blowing ever closer.
By: Neil Senturia
But do we have a deal? We await the next call The last time we visited Pauline, she was tied tight on the tracks, the train now bearing down on her.
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