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Who is your dream co-founder?
- jwecker 20y agodeVinci
- Harj 20y agoI don't want to wear this theme thin but a comment on my dream investor thread made me think about this. If you could start a company with anyone in the world who would it be? As a non-tech person I'd probably pick something who was strongly technical - most likely Steve Wozniak.
- python_kiss 20y agoSteve Jobs has the midas touch. I would rather have him as the cofounder.
- Tron 20y agoIndeed. Although I'm sure by the time he's through with you, that "co" will be but a distant memory..
- dfranke 20y agoBruce Perens.
- staunch 20y agohttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brad_Fitzpatrick
- danielha 20y agoThere's a lot of industry veterans that I would love to work with. But as far as a co-founder goes, I'm happy with my current one. We have a great working relationship and we're good friends -- plus our skills compliment each other.
- Harj 20y agowe're all happy with our co-founders, this was intended as a more theoretical question. i believe that people are always the best way to find the best people and asking the question who would you most want to work with, is a more perceptive way of seeing which entrepreneurs people respect the most.
- danielha 20y agoI understood the intent of the question. :) I wasn't making a point of any sort, just making a side-note that I wouldn't want to work with anybody else with my current project. To more relevantly answer the question: there's a lot out there that I respect. As my dream co-founder? I'd have to give that a little more thought.
- michjeanty 19y agoMy dream co-founder doesn't have to be someone famous. It certainly doesn't have to be my friend. (Friends sometimes don't take friends serious. Trust me, I had some experience). My dream co-founder is someone I know; someone I can trust; someone I can share the vision with. Ironically, my co-founder is not too far away from that; he's a great guy.