This episode of A New Order of Things is a Talk-O Tuesday edition. I had a very insightful conversation with Tracy Wiedmeyer, Co-founder of Gripp.
From the Gripp website:
Tracey and co-founder Jenkin were looking for better ways to do things, and with both having lived in and around the agriculture and construction scene, they observed inefficiencies related to staying on top of things were simply too ridiculous to ignore. With both being careered technologists, they got together to create a solution to actually solve the headaches of the operations teams of the world (while keeping their finance teams happy.)
Our discussion delved into the challenges of founding a startup, exploring the tumultuous journey of overcoming initial obstacles and the significance of finding the right co-founder. Tracy shared valuable insights into how Gripp has navigated the ever-evolving business landscape, emphasizing the importance of adaptability. We also delved into the nuances of leadership, as Tracy discussed the process of discovering a personalized leadership style, highlighting the crucial role it plays in steering a startup toward success. The conversation was a deep dive into the realities of entrepreneurship, offering practical advice for those grappling with the complexities of building and leading a startup.
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