Philly Tech News Quotes & Tweets 12/18/2014
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"One of the biggest things you have employee representatives that are actually on the board of directors. Think about an American board with all these external power brokers [also] actually having employees that are voted to board seats [and] they have the same vote as the external directors. You have to really have patience and the temperament to listen."
Bill McDermott, to the Philadelphia Inquirer, on being CEO of SAP SE.
SEC chair: No 'drop-dead date' for equity crowdfunding rules - Dan Primack/Fortune
very impressed with what the @ryantcaplan and the @coldlightco team has been creating in the analytics space... they "get it"!
— Rick Bullotta (@RickBullotta) December 17, 2014
A HUGE thank you to the @Phillies for their terrific IT hardware donation today! Over 100 laptops, desktops, printers and monitors!
— NTR Philadelphia (@NTRPhiladelphia) December 17, 2014
SEC chair: No 'drop-dead date' for equity crowdfunding rules - Dan Primack/Fortune
MyPOV: @holgermu asking the tough questions about @SAP @Concur. Here w/ @tminahan. This is more than T&E but about networks.— R Ray Wang (王瑞光) (@rwang0) December 12, 2014
Media Company Looking For Ways To Get Rid Of Veteran 24-Year-Old Employee http://t.co/DyCxHLdlpN #OurAnnualYear pic.twitter.com/W015RLQcwy
— The Onion (@TheOnion) December 15, 2014
Rutledge: OTT is ‘Playing With Fire’ - Tom Rutledge, CEO of Charter Communications, at UBS Global Media & Communications conference in New York.
“No venture capitalist would give us money. We raised all the money privately. I was thrown out of Sequoia three times, US Venture Capital three times,” -Marc Benioff as quoted by Business Insider.
Wow! Just heard that @OnDeckCapital is now the highest valued venture-backed technology company to IPO in NYC history.
— Josh Kopelman (@joshk) December 17, 2014