Thought Leaders
The Most Important Things I’ve Learned – 16 Years and 7 Companies Later
Five pieces of advice I always give first-time entrepreneurs.
Ben Lamm
Co-Founder, CEO of Colossal
at Colossal Biosciences
Entrepreneur Leadership Network® Contributor
Ben Lamm is a technology entrepreneur dedicated to making the impossible possible. He is the founder and CEO of Colossal and was the founder and CEO of Hypergiant, Conversable, acquired by LivePerson; Chaotic Moon Studios, acquired by Accenture; and co-founder of Team Chaos, acquired by Zynga.
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