In episode 12 of Open Source Ready, Brian and John welcome Ron Efroni and Ross Turk from Flox to explore the world of Nix, a powerful package manager and more. They discuss how Flox simplifies Nix for developers and enterprises, the challenges of adopting new packaging paradigms, and the evolving landscape of containers and AI in software development.

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Open Source Ready - Ep. #12, Exploring Flox and Nix with Ron Efroni & Ross Turk

Portland Startup Week 2025 (06:55) is only 2 weeks away. Get the latest news on PDX Startup Week and all of the events, Portland startup raises $11.2M, some interesting guests in town, and a couple of startup applications that are due. Let's get into it…

PORTLAND STARTUP LINKS
- Photon Marine https://photonmarine.com/
- Newlab https://www.newlab.com/
- Pitch Black Podcast https://www.pitchblack.org/podcast/clarence-bethea
- Show up for small business (Ankeny Alley) https://www.meetup.com/pie-portland-startup-community/events/307221148/
- Portland Startup Week 2025 https://lu.ma/pdxstartupweek
- Araceli Biosciences 
     - https://www.aracelibio.com/
     - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jvx0Kaupm4
- Oregon UAS Accelerator https://oregonuas.org/apply
- TiE Oregon Columbia River Pitch https://www.tieoregon.org/pitch-oregon/columbia-river-pitch
- Portland startup news weekly newsletter https://siliconflorist.substack.com

PORTLAND STARTUP NEWS
00:00 Portland startup news intro
00:30 Celebrating the small wins
01:13 Shoutouts for Yalda, Caroline, Marcelino, and  @newlabplatform  
04:00 Clarence Bethea of True Ventures on the Pitch Black Podcast
05:12 A top secret bonus special thing especially for you
06:55 Portland Startup Week 2025
12:21 Araceli Biosciences raises $11.2M
13:47  @OregonUASAccelerator  applications due
15:06  @TiEOregon  Columbia River Pitch applications due
16:30 Trivial fun fact
17:27 TiE Oregon Westside Pitch 2025 companies
18:59 Daily Silicon Florist link arrangement

FIND RICK TUROCZY ON THE INTERNET AT…
- https://patreon.com/turoczy
- https://linkedin.com/in/turoczy
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- https://pdxslack.com

ABOUT SILICON FLORIST ----------
For nearly two decades, Rick Turoczy has published Silicon Florist, a blog, newsletter, and podcast that covers entrepreneurs, founders, startups, entrepreneurship, tech, news, and events in the Portland, Oregon, startup community. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur, a startup or tech enthusiast, or simply intrigued by Portland's startup culture, Silicon Florist is your go-to source for the latest news, events, jobs, and opportunities in Portland Oregon's flourishing tech and startup scene. Join us in exploring the innovative world of startups in Portland, where creativity and collaboration meet.

ABOUT RICK TUROCZY ----------
Rick Turoczy has been working in, on, and around the Portland, Oregon, startup community for nearly 30 years. He has been recognized as one of the “OG”s of startup ecosystem building by the Kauffman Foundation. And he has been humbled by any number of opportunities to speak on stages from SXSW to INBOUND and from Kobe, Japan, to Muscat, Oman, including an opportunity to share his views on community building on the TEDxPortland stage (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cj98mr_wUA0). 

All because of a blog. Weird.

https://siliconflorist.com

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Week ending Apr 25, 2025 - Portland startup news

Episode overview:
In this conversation, David Ogundeko shares the journey of Funema, an impact-focused alternative investment firm operating for nine years across Nigeria, South Africa, and the US. He discusses his approach to venture building for early-stage founders, why Africa needs a unique investment approach, and how his firm addresses the "chicken and egg" challenge that idea-stage founders face: needing traction to raise funds while needing the right talent to gain that traction.

Andile Masuku engages Ogundeko on the evolution of venture building in Africa, from being "mocked" five to six years ago to now becoming an essential element in the ecosystem. Throughout the conversation, Ogundeko makes a compelling case for why Africa's tech ecosystem requires patient capital with 15-25 year horizons rather than traditional 10-year VC fund lifecycles.

Key topics:
- The evolution of Funema's venture building model over nine years
- Why service-based businesses can evolve into stronger tech companies
- Misalignment between traditional VC timelines and African market realities
- The importance of founder emotional connection to problems they're solving
- How AI is democratising education and knowledge across the continent
- Funema's ambitious plans to scale venture building across Africa

Notable points:
1. Ogundeko developed his venture building thesis after working at Seedstars in 2016, flipping their model to focus on founders with their own ideas
2. Funema has a portfolio of 20+ companies built over nine years of operation
The firm prefers working with founders who start with service models to develop deeper market understanding before scaling with technology
3. Traditional 10-year VC timelines are insufficient for African tech development, with Ogundeko advocating for 15-25 year investment horizons
4. Funema is planning to reach 1,000 founders over the next two years and train 100,000 venture builders over five years

What makes Funema's approach distinctive is his patience and belief in deep market understanding: "We didn't exactly start out with a very sexy business model. But the learnings that we've been able to get from the market, which we've automated into a platform, is becoming a product that you can call a pure tech business."

Innovating Venture Building Support: David Ogundeko on Funema’s Vision for Backing African Ventures

Episode 378 of The VentureFizz Podcast features two of the Co-Founders of Copley - David Henriquez, CEO and Sean Marshall, Chief Operating Officer.

It is just a necessity for any thriving tech ecosystem. You need companies that scale and people from those companies take their learnings and go off to start their own company.  

HubSpot has been a big feeder of alumni who have gone off to start companies and you are starting to see the next wave with founders coming from Toast and now Klaviyo. What’s even better is when you see the founders of these anchor tech companies fund the next generation of entrepreneurs.

David & Sean were part of the hypergrowth scale up years at Klaviyo that ultimately led to a pillar public tech company in the Boston tech area. David held a variety of engineering & sales engineering roles, whereas Sean led global sales.

Now, they are building a new company with a third Co-Founder & CTO, Mike Torra called Copley.  It is an AI-Powered Content Optimization Platform that allows marketers to quickly create, test & deploy content everywhere. 

Copley recently announced a $4.8M pre-seed round of funding led by Asymmetric and Underscore. And yes, the founders of Klaviyo - Andrew Bialecki and Ed Hallen are investors… plus Tom Ebling & Jeffrey Barnett of Demandware which was acquired by Salesforce.

In this episode of our podcast, we cover:

* Startup fundraising advice for first-time founders and the importance of building long term relationships with investors.
* The background stories for both David and Sean.
* The explosive growth years at Klaviyo.
* The full story of Copley in terms of the problem they are solving and their unique approach to finding early adopter customers.
* GTM advice for early stage startups and the importance of storytelling.
* And so much more.

Episode Sponsor:

As a longtime champion of the local startup ecosystem, Silicon Valley Bank supports innovative companies with the solutions and financing they need through every stage of growth. With more than 1,500 bankers and relationship advisors, and $42B in loans as of Q2 2024 – SVB delivers the right people, service and resources to support your entire financial journey. Learn more at SVB.com.

Episode 378: David Henriquez & Sean Marshall, Copley

Produced by Foundersuite (for startups: www.foundersuite.com) and Fundingstack (for VCs: www.fundingstack.com), "How I Raised It" goes behind the scenes with startup founders and investors who have raised capital.

This episode is with with Jed Ng of AngelSchool.vc, an accelerator and training platform for aspiring angel investors. In this episode, we go deep into "how to become an angel investor" including how to get deal flow, how to identify good deals, how to run due diligence on a startup, how to set up syndicates and much more. 

How I Raised It is produced by Foundersuite, makers of software to raise capital and manage investor relations. Foundersuite's customers have raised over $21 Billion since 2016.

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Ep. 299 How I Raised It with Jed Ng of AngelSchool.vc

Middle East AI News Minute - an artificial intelligence news roundup - brought to you by Carrington Malin - Marketing for an AI First World. In this podcast: MBZUAI launches 6th cohort of Executive Programme; UAE guest of honour at FDC 2025; UAE leads in creating AI startup ecosystems.

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Presenting: The 2025 Energy Central Innovation Awards, a moment to celebrate forward-thinkers, risk-takers, and the big ideas kind of people who are building the future of the energy industry.

We’re in a moment of unprecedented change, but one constant remains: smart people who think about where we are *and* where we’re going are giving us a shot at a better future. And this year’s winners—chosen from a record number of Energy Central community nominations for our annual Innovation Awards—are exactly those kind of people.

Hear from…

Yuval Lubowich, CTO and co-founder of HData (HData.com)
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Pranav Gupta, Manager of Data Science at ICF
David Sypnieski, CEO and Founder of Athena Intelligence

And get ready to think big. Thanks for listening, and we hope you enjoy.

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Middle East AI News Minute - an artificial intelligence news roundup - brought to you by Carrington Malin - Marketing for an AI First World. In this podcast: Six startups selected for Qualcomm-backed accelerator; ADIO partners with Alpheya for AI wealthtech; MBZUAI study exposes bias in GenAI music models.

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Six startups selected for Qualcomm-backed accelerator

Jamaica House and Carena's Jamaican Grille founder Carena Ives on starting from scratch three decades ago, expanding, surviving disasters and snagging national renown with the help of Guy Fieri. 

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Episode 379 of The VentureFizz Podcast features Graham Brown, Managing Partner at Lerer Hippeau.

It seems like just yesterday when I first interviewed Graham seven years ago back for Episode 32 (https://soundcloud.com/venturefizz/episode-32-graham-brown-partner-at-lerer-hippeau) when Lerer Hippeau was announcing its sixth fund.  This puts Graham in elite company as one of the very few people who have made a repeat appearance on The VentureFizz Podcast – which I’m sure is an incredible honor for Graham to achieve… just kidding obviously.  

But in all seriousness… in that first interview, we discussed Graham’s background (he’s actually a fellow native of New Hampshire) and the early innings of his career, so in this interview, we were able to get much deeper into other topics around startups and fundraising.

As you might know, Lerer Hippeau is one of the top early stage VC firms in the country and they recently announced another new fund, that one being LH Fund IX, a $200M fund which is exclusively focused on early stage companies.

In this episode of our podcast, we cover:

* How to land a job in venture capital.
* How our original interview discussed AI seven years ago and what Graham is excited about in terms of this platform shift.
* The renewed interest in energy startups and the innovation in this sector.
* What he’s looking for out of a first meeting with an entrepreneur & the process of getting funded.
* PLG versus founder led sales and advice on avoiding entrepreneurial envy.
* The latest on the NYC tech ecosystem.
* And so much more

Episode Sponsor:

As a longtime champion of the local startup ecosystem, Silicon Valley Bank supports innovative companies with the solutions and financing they need through every stage of growth. With more than 1,500 bankers and relationship advisors, and $42B in loans as of Q2 2024 – SVB delivers the right people, service and resources to support your entire financial journey. Learn more at SVB.com.


Episode 379: Graham Brown - Managing Partner, Lerer Hippeau

In Episode 54 of Venture Games, my guest Gordon Bellamy discusses his 30+ year career in gaming; his experience as a game designer at Electronic Arts in the 90s, including on the Madden franchise; and the evolution of the gaming industry and innovation over the past several decades.

Venture Games Episode 54: Gordon Bellamy, Gaming Industry Veteran

Episode 380 of The VentureFizz Podcast features Eduardo Torrealba, CEO & Co-Founder of Lumafield.

As part of my conversation with Eduardo, we talk about the importance of working on hard things. Yes, it’s hard to build things that seem impossible at the time but it is that level of difficulty that attracts the top talent across engineering and other functional areas to join the company.  And, it is that level of difficulty that once you establish product market fit, it can been highly defensible and really difficult to copy.  And, it is that level of difficulty that attracts the best investors to fund a company with the hopes that it can be an industry defining company, especially when there is hardware involved.

Take Lumafield, a pioneering developer of accessible X-ray CT technology, recently announced a $35M Series B round of funding led by Spark Capital, along with previous investors Lux Capital, Kleiner Perkins, DCVC, Future Shape and angel investors like Tony Fadell - yes that Tony Fadell, the inventor of the iPod and Founder of Nest.

When you have an industry leader like Tony, who after seeing their product & vision and ended up committing to an investment into the company after a 30 minute meeting, you know you are on to something big, as he understood the problem first hand based on his experience.  

In the video version of our podcast, there is a brief video showing Lumafield’s platform in action, as you need to see it to truly appreciate the complexity yet the obvious use case it has when building physical products.

In the show notes, I have also included a fun video from Lumafield with Tony where they take a look at the evolution of the iPod by looking at the inside of different generations.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EC6BQPowf7w

In this episode of our podcast, we cover:

* Eduardo’s background story and his initial journey into entrepreneurship with an IoT soil moisture sensor company called Oso Technologies.
* Joining Formlabs and what he worked on in the earlier days of the company and what he learned during the company’s growth to a billion dollar valuation.
* The full story of Lumafield in terms of how the team came together and the problem they are solving.
* The fundraising process and the current state of the company, plus future plans ahead.
* Lessons learned from building companies and raising capital.
* The importance of a strong company pitch.
* And so much more

Episode Sponsor:

As a longtime champion of the local startup ecosystem, Silicon Valley Bank supports innovative companies with the solutions and financing they need through every stage of growth. With more than 1,500 bankers and relationship advisors, and $42B in loans as of Q2 2024 – SVB delivers the right people, service and resources to support your entire financial journey. Learn more at SVB.com.

Episode: 380: Eduardo Torrealba - CEO & Co-Founder, Lumafield

On today's episode, we are joined by Aled Phillips, Co-Managing Director at ⁠Niche Private Clients,⁠ who helps us take an in-depth look at the ⁠Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme (SEIS)⁠ and ⁠Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS)⁠, their similarities, differences, and when they might be right for your investment strategy.
It's a fascinating discussion that we hope you enjoy. Please do leave a comment or question and we'll do our best to reply.


SEIS or EIS? It shouldn’t be a question of one over the other...

Episode overview:
In this conversation, Verto co-founder and CEO Ola Oyetayo shares the journey of building a cross-border payments platform that tackles the unique challenges African businesses face when making international transactions. 

Since graduating from Y Combinator in 2019, Verto has established itself as what Oyetayo describes as a profitable and cashflow positive fintech serving multiple African markets. Incidentally, the company recently made headlines after winning the prestigious $1 million Milken-Motsepe Prize in FinTech.

He discusses his team's pragmatic approach to addressing payment barriers in emerging markets, why traditional financial institutions have failed to serve these regions effectively, and how technology can disrupt traditional banking networks that have historically excluded certain markets.

Andile Masuku engages Oyetayo on the evolution of fintech in Africa, the role of privilege and networks in business success, and the future potential of stablecoins to revolutionise cross-border payments in ways that might prove more transformative for emerging markets than developed ones.

Key topics:
- Verto's position in the cross-border payments landscape
- The strategic decision to focus on B2B rather than consumer payments
- The untapped $286 billion trade flow between Africa and China
- Why 96-97% of business cross-border payments still go through traditional banks
- The innovator's dilemma Verto faces with the rise of stablecoins

Notable points:
1. In 2018, Oyetayo launched Verto's business model alongside his co-founder Anthony Oduu after spotting a solutions gap for African businesses making international payments outside of traditional banks
2. Verto has been profitable and cash flow positive for approximately 18 months
3. How a chance meeting with legendary VC Vinod Khosla at YC in 2019 first turned him on to the stablecoin investment opportunity—years before they became mainstream
4. The company operates in Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya, Tanzania and the Francophone region
5. Despite previous experience in institutional finance, Oyetayo admits "ignorance is bliss" helped him tackle a problem others saw as too risky
6. The potential of stablecoins to solve liquidity, volatility and capital control challenges in emerging markets

Listen out for Oyetayo's take on Paystack's B2C play Zap, the fintech ecosystem implications of Moniepoint's "unicornification," and his contrarian insight that stablecoins will revolutionise emerging markets while having minimal impact in developed economies: "This is not a popular opinion... There's just no case for stablecoins in developed markets. People talk about, oh, it's going to disrupt Visa and MasterCard... I don't see that coming anytime soon." 

Image credit: Verto

Ola Oyetayo of Verto: Building a Profitable Cross-Border Fintech for Emerging Markets

In this episode of BetterTech, Ismail, CTO and Co-founder of Superagent, joins Haseeb Khan for a deep dive into the evolving role of AI agents in modern work environments. Backed by Y Combinator, Superagent is building a platform where humans and AI collaborate like real teammates. Ismail shares how their approach replaces bloated tools with a single, intelligent agent that operates autonomously across systems. He discusses the shift from “human-in-the-loop” to “agent-in-the-loop,” the importance of context in AI performance, and how lean teams can now achieve massive scale. A must-listen for anyone building in AI, SaaS, or enterprise productivity.

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Episode 381 of The VentureFizz Podcast features Mike Massaro, CEO of Flywire, a global payments enablement and software company.

This is the full lifecycle story of an idea to a pillar publicly traded tech company in the Boston tech scene and it has it all. An international founder who discovered a major problem while trying to pay his tuition at MIT, to Mike joining the company after its Series A, an evolving business model from consumer to B2B, navigating choppy near death experiences to scaling aggressively, then raising multiple rounds of venture funding to an IPO, and more!

It really is an inspirational story for all entrepreneurs to hear, as it is never an easy up & to the right story.  There is so much that goes into building a successful company and this one does not disappoint.

Chapters

00:00 Intro
02:17 Learning to Lead & the Importance of Communication
04:51 Mike's Background & Getting Started in Tech at edocs
15:00 Carrier IQ
19:47 The early days of Flywire
19:52 Navigating the Go-to-Market Strategy
29:52 Moving into the Role as CEO of Flywire
31:55 Challenging Times
35:09 Scaling the Company & Playing Long Ball
39:17 Expanding into New Industries
41:47 The Impact of COVID-19
45:20 Flywire IPO
50:06 Looking Ahead: Growth and Innovation
51:42 Building a Strong Company Culture
57:12 The Importance of a Strong Board of Directors
59:50 Hiring for Leadership Roles
01:02:13 Apps, Books, & Fun

Episode Sponsor:

As a longtime champion of the local startup ecosystem, Silicon Valley Bank supports innovative companies with the solutions and financing they need through every stage of growth. With more than 1,500 bankers and relationship advisors, and $42B in loans as of Q2 2024 – SVB delivers the right people, service and resources to support your entire financial journey. Learn more at SVB.com.

Episode 381: Mike Massaro - CEO, Flywire

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Robyn Klingler-Vidra is Reader in Entrepreneurship and Sustainability at King's Business School, King's College London.

Ramon Pacheco Pardo is Professor of International Relations at King's College London and the KF-VUB Korea Chair at the Brussels School of Governance of Vrije Universiteit Brussel.

We spoke to Robyn and Ramon about the different strategies that China, Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan take in emulating the Silicon Valley approach to economic growth and innovation, how these East Asian countries want their big businesses to “gain innovative DNA by working with startups,” and how these evolving new strategies from Asia directly challenge, and will certainly influence, the current Silicon Valley playbook.

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Episode 382 of The  @Venturefizz  Podcast features Abe Murray, General Partner at AlleyCorp.

I recently had Matthias Hofmann, the Co-Founder & CEO of Eyebot on the podcast and when I was doing my research on the company, I realized that their recent investment from AlleyCorp was led by one of their partners who was located in the Boston area.

It made me pause, as I didn’t realize that AlleyCorp had someone in the local Boston area.  If you are not familiar with AlleyCorp, it is the venture fund started by Kevin Ryan who is a tech icon in NYC. Kevin led DoubleClick’s growth to an IPO and acquisition by Google.  He’s also a co-founder of MongoDB, Business Insider, Zola, Gilt Groupe, and many others. AlleyCorp was backed as a family office by Kevin until last year when it became an institutional VC firm through the announcement of its $250M Fund I which includes outside LPs for the first time.

Abe is leading AlleyCorp’s deep tech investments, so it just makes sense that he is based in the the Boston area, as there is such a high concentration of innovation and companies in the Northeast.

In this episode of our podcast, we cover:

* Abe’s background story which includes dropping out of high school to run fishing boats & factories in the family aquaculture business and the importance of growing up with a chip on your shoulder.
* Starting his career at BAE Systems where he worked on Generative AI and advanced technologies for the defense industry.
* Going to Harvard Business School and working on a startup called Doodbleboard, an online whiteboard.
* Landing at Google, then later Alphabet, where he worked on various AI/ML initiatives, as well as the Android mobile team with Rich Miner.
* Taking on the healthcare industry and leading the Boston office for Verily, an Alphabet company.
* Getting into angel investing and how he landed at AlleyCorp.
* All the details about AlleyCorp and the investments they are making across the firm, plus the specifics about what Abe is targeting.
* The importance of storytelling and advice on how to get great at it.
* And so much more.

Eyebot interview:
https://venturefizz.com/insights/episode-368-matthias-hofmann-co-founder-ceo-of-eyebot/

Episode 382: Abe Murray - General Partner, AlleyCorp

Episode 383: Rob Biederman - Managing Partner, Asymmetric Capital Partners

The Middle East AI News Minute gives you a daily one-minute daily briefing on the top AI-related stories coming out of the Middle East. If you are a busy technology, business or government leader who want to get a quick update, then this is the podcast for you.

Heavybit is the leading investor in developer-first startups that turn visions into movements, products into platforms, and contributors into communities. Since 2013, Heavybit companies have redefined how teams build, deploy, secure, and scale mission-critical technology. From JAMstack, to DevSecOps, to feature flagging, Heavybit founders build the future of software from the bottom up.

Angel Insights takes you inside the world of angel investing. Join our host Tom Britton as he chats with the world's most successful investors, to understand their investment strategy, approach to due diligence, and tips that can dramatically improve your approach to investing. 

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