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Ryan sits down with Alastair Paterson, CEO of Digital Shadows.

What a year for venture investing.

We are thrilled to welcome Bridgit to the Storm Ventures family.

We’re thrilled to share the news that Sendoso has secured $100 million in Series C funding

The semiconductor industry is one of the most iconic sectors of the global economy and has led to the rise of computing and numerous technologies.

The healthcare market is vast and is comprised of a number of players...

Ryan Floyd explores the power and potential of automation with Markus Zirn, head of strategy and business development at Workato.

We’re thrilled to announce our collaboration with the team behind the virtual event platform InEvent!

Any business that gets to $15–20M in revenue inevitably attracts some acquisition interest.

Some thoughts on maybe trying to avoid some of the biggest pitfalls...

This is how I, as an investor, want to receive pitches

What is the difference between an angel investor and a VC, and which should your tech start-up pitch to for investment?

We all know data has become one the most potentially valuable resources inside of the enterprise...

Ryan Floyd, co-founding MD of Storm Ventures, explores how to create a strategy to tackle customer churn for a tech startup

Nine-ish months into the global Covid-19 pandemic, remote work culture has truly taken hold by the sheer necessity for many organizations.

Read about the subtle details and challenges involved in negotiating your term sheet as an entrepreneur.

As an enterprise software business, keeping your sales pipeline flowing is essential.

Voice is one of the primary mediums of communication globally.

The rise of Software as a Service (SaaS) and the pay as you go subscription model has placed a particular emphasis on customer success.

Quality management has grown tremendously over the years.

Common challenges we've come across with our portfolio companies building remote teams

Many investors have strong views on what to include or not include in a pitch deck.