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SIGN UP NOW: Lessons in pitching, leading, and building a company from Steve Martocci, the serial entrepreneur who sold GroupMe for $85 million when he was just 27 — and has raised more than $100 million for his new music startup Splice
Splice CEO Steve Martocci is the next guest on Starting Up. He's going to unpack how to find the ma…
Business Insider
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Inside the wacky workshop of GroupMe cofounder Steve Martocci - where he builds startups and tears apart hoverboards
Martocci is also the cofounder of another startup that shares Splice's office, Blade, sometimes cal…
Nathan McAlone
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GroupMe Co-Founder Steve Martocci Just Snagged $2.75 Million For His New Music Startup, Splice
Let's say you made an awesome song using Ableton Live, but kept working on it. Next thing you know,…
Megan Rose Dickey
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Exclusive: The cofounder of GroupMe and Splice is taking on the $180 billion supplement industry with new startup SuppCo
The three-time cofounder of Splice, Blade, and GroupMe raised $5.5 million for his new startup Supp…
Rebecca Torrence
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A startup founder who has raised over $100 million says venture capitalists can 'sniff out' if you're starting a business just to get rich
Martocci and his cofounder raised $11.5 million for text-messaging app GroupMe before selling to Sk…
Shana Lebowitz,Allana Akhtar
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A founder who sold his first startup for $85 million explains why tons of VCs rejected his second startup idea despite his success
Martocci was wary of entering the music space at first, but eventually decided to go for it after a…
Allana Akhtar,Shana Lebowitz
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Here are 3 things every founder needs to know about market fit, according to a serial entrepreneur who sold his first company for $85 million less than a year after launch
Martocci created Splice because he wanted to have a platform that functioned as a GitHub for music,…
Sherin Shibu
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IN-DEPTH Q&A: The cofounder of GroupMe - a text-messaging platform that sold for $85 million a year after launch - has raised $107 million for a startup that's revolutionizing how music gets made. Here are his lessons for pitching, leading, and building a company.
Martocci: There's not enough data. You're talking about a space that had 99% piracy rates, you know…
Shana Lebowitz
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'Starting Up'
Each month, host Charlie Herman sits down with founders who are reimagining business to talk about …
Insider Inc.
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SIGN UP NOW: We're talking with Slack cofounder and CTO Cal Henderson about how to set the technical vision for a rapidly growing company
Our new Starting Up interview show begins with Slack's technical head. The big question: How do you…
Business Insider
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PRESENTING: The ultimate guide to selling your startup for a boatload of cash, from founders who sold their startups for billions
So Business Insider asked Jyoti Bansal, who sold AppDynamics to Cisco for $3.7 billion (plus other …
Business Insider
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The first-time founder's ultimate guide to scaling a startup, truly becoming a CEO, and avoiding mistakes that can stunt your company's growth
Beckman analyzed the executive team members at nearly 2,000 startups, plus how long it took those s…
Shana Lebowitz,Sherin Shibu
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The key questions all founders should ask themselves to see if they have the personality needed to run a startup successfully
Morra Aarons-Mele, the founder of Women Online and The Mission List, previously told Business Insid…
Sherin Shibu,Shana Lebowitz
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The Man Who Sold His Messaging App To Skype Just Raised $4.5 Million For His New Music Startup
"We built a platform that allows musicians to focus solely on the creative process without interrup…
Rebecca Borison
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Success Insider: Everything you need to make big things happen in your life, career, and organization
"We're trying to create an environment where people feel like, 'I can make my own decisions, and I …
Drake Baer
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We flew to the Hamptons like the 1% with Blade, an 'Uber-for-helicopters' startup - and it was as fabulous as it sounds
Though Blade started out with flights to the Hamptons, which remains its most popular destination, …
Madeline Stone
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'Uber for helicopters' startup Blade wants to be your private chauffeur during Sundance Film Festival
Warner Music COO Rob Wiesenthal got the idea for Blade almost 3 years ago. He had been at Sony Ente…
Maya Kosoff
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APP REVIEW: Splice Is A Godsend For Music Producers
Let's say you made an awesome song using Ableton Live, but kept working on it. Next thing you know,…
Megan Rose Dickey
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We flew to the Hamptons like the 1% with Blade, an 'Uber-for-helicopters' startup - and it was as fabulous as it sounds
Blade completed a $6 million Series A funding round in May of this year. Google chairman Eric …
Madeline Stone
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Blade, the Uber for helicopters, raises $6 million at a $25 million valuation from execs like Eric Schmidt to fly wealthy people extremely short distances
Two years ago, Warner Music COO Rob Wiesenthal set out to change that. He had been at Sony Entertai…