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- Born: August 30, 1954 in Honolulu, Hawaii
- Company: Garage Technology Ventures
- Attended: Iolani School
- Claims he learned how to sell while working for a diamond jewelerOfficial Website: About Guy
- Alma-mater: Stanford University
- Received a Master's in Business Administration at the University of California, Los Angeles
- Author of eight booksOfficial Website: About Guy
- Occupation: venture capitalist and Former Apple evangelist
- Residence: Silicon Valley, California
- Spouse: Beth Kawasaki
- Started a Macintosh database company called ACIUS in 1987
- Started Fog City Software with Will Mayall, Kathryn Henkens, and Jud Spencer
- In 1995, became a Apple Fellow
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Guy Kawasaki is a former Apple evangelist and current managing director of Garage Technology Ventures, a venture capital firm located in Palo Alto, California. Kawasaki is also a columnist for Entrepreneur Magazine.Official Website: About Guy
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- In response to a query to describe the ideal entrepreneur using one word:
- "Lucky. Because so many serendipitous things seem to happen to some entrepreneurs that made them successful that it's mindboggling. For example, if Digital Research hadn't blown off IBM, who knows what would have happened to Microsoft. To be sure it's good to have smart, honest, and hard-working entrepreneurs too. And maybe luck comes to this type of entrepreneur, but it sure helps to be lucky."Folksonomy: Interview with Guy Kawasaki (September 7, 2006)—Guy Kawasaki
- In response to a query to describe the ideal entrepreneur using one word:
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Guy Kawasaki News
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Macworld 2010 kicks off in San Francisco, minus Apple
Expect appearances from longtime Mac evangelist Guy Kawasaki, colorful New York Times tech columnist David Pogue, and legendary indie-film director Kevin ... (February 09, 2010)Yahoo! Tech (blog) -
Macworld 2010 Ushers In a New Era of Breakthrough Products
Guy Kawasaki Feature Presentation: “Revolution from the Rest of Us” takes place on Friday, February 12, from 9:00 am – 10:00 am in Room 134 of Moscone North ... (February 05, 2010)SYS-CON Media (press release) -
The art of starting with realistic financial forecasts
Guy Kawasaki in his book “The Art of the Start,” suggests that entrepreneurs need to take a bottom up approach to forecasting. Instead of finding out the ... (February 09, 2010)The City Wire -
How to Use Your Business Blog for Brand Evangelism
... and those that are owned by top business men/entrepreneurs, such as Darren Rowse (blogging A-lister) and Guy Kawasaki (venture capital A-lister. ... (February 08, 2010)Noobpreneur.com (blog)
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Guy Kawasaki Questions
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Who is this guy? 4 AnswersThis XML file does not appear to have any style information associated with it. The document tree is shown below. − NoSuchKeyThe specified key does not exist.m... read more -
Who is this guy? 2 AnswersHe's a rockstar turned author who decided to spend his days in the thick of technology at a startup. read more
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Which are the best business blogs 3 AnswersI don't know if this counts as generic or not but Joel on Software is a good read. read more
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Guy Kawasaki Professional Profile
- Current Projects:
- Advisor, Doba
- Advisor, JaJah
- Advisor, Coghead
- Advisor, TechTracker
- Advisor, Reactrix
- Advisor, Encentuate
- Board Member, Bowman International School
- Advisor, TripWire
- Managing Director, Garage Technology Ventures
- Board Member, Hawaiian Islands Ministries
- Past Projects:
- Columnist, Forbes
- Chief Evangelist, Apple Computer, Inc.
- CEO, Fog City Software
- Columnist, MacUser and Macworld magazines
- CEO, ACIUS
- Software Evangelist, Apple
- Director of Marketing, EduWare Services
- VP of Marketing, Nova Stylings, Inc.
- Blog: How to Change the World
- LinkedIn Profile
- Current Projects:
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On Twitter powered by Twitter
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tio regler från Guy Kawasaki om the art of innovation http://bit.ly/dkYpdb
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Just bought the book Art of Start by Guy Kawasaki. Can it inspire me to start my venture? Hopefully...
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Guy Kawasaki 氏が考える、Twitterをビジネスで使う場合の3つの鉄則 - Capote's Connected Communications - 続・広報の視点 http://ff.im/-fHiVe
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Patience is the art of concealing your impatience.-Guy Kawasaki
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Good presentation by Guy Kawasaki on "The Art of the Start" http://digg.com/d116cla
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