David Subar
David Subar, Interna
– The Sharkpreneur podcast with Seth Greene Episode 403 David Subar
David Subar is the founder and managing partner of Interna, a consultancy that enables technology companies to ship better product faster and to deploy capital more efficiently.
David has worked with organizations of various sizes, from small six-member startups to larger companies such as Pluto (sold to Viacom), Lynda.com (sold to LinkedIn for $1.5B) and The Walt Disney Company.
As a trusted authority in technology and in executive leadership skills and behavior, David also serves on the board of the Los Angeles CTO Forum, a group of the industry’s most revolutionary CTOs from some of the most prominent tech businesses in the world.
Listen to this informative Sharkpreneur episode with David Subar about using technology to build products that change markets.
Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week’s show:
● How to take misplaced web traffic and direct it to a place where consumers can get what they want.
● Why it’s important for project managers and engineers to understand your company’s goal.
● How it is easier to release and test software than a packaged consumer good.
● Why it’s so important to always ask the hard questions to know your goal and how to achieve it.
Connect with David:
Guest Contact Info
@dsubar
linkedin.com/in/davidsubar
Links Mentioned:
interna.com
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