Eight-time entrepreneur Steve Blank is out of the startup game, and therefore, is in a fortunate position to be able to speak his mind.
So I called on the serial entrepreneur and father of the “Lean startup” movement for a dose of perspective in the wake of Obama’s tech-centric State of the Union (SOTU) address. Arguably, the theme of the President’s speech was innovation, which is also core to Blank’s teachings about the business of entrepreneurship.
During SOTU, Silicon Valley’s agenda was brought to national attention with references to 3D printing, immigration reform, and teaching the next generation of kids to code. It appeared to millions of viewers that the tech agenda has truly gone mainstream.
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