Jason Lucash

Co-founder of OrigAudio

Jason Lucash launched his first business as a third-grader in the San Francisco suburb of Danville, California and has had the same entrepreneurial spirit since then. Most recently Jason launched OrigAudio which makes unique portable audio products in 2009 and has received numerous accolades and awards such as Entrepreneur Magazine's "Emerging Entrepreneur of the Year", Time Magazine's "50 Best Inventions of the Year", and Season 2 winner of ABC's hit show "Shark Tank".

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Business Funding

Pitching to Sharks: 7 Ways to Get the Attention and Respect of Investors During a Pitch

While you may never pitch your business on 'Shark Tank,' this entrepreneur's experience shows there are lessons you can apply to any pitch meeting.

Marketing

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Thought Leaders

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Building a Business

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Building a Business

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Thought Leaders

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Here are a few budget-friendly ways to keep your employees happy and engaged even when the tides are tough.

Building a Business

5 Tips to Keep Your Staff Busy During the Slow Season

The last thing you want to do is just twiddle your thumbs and hope it gets better.

Thought Leaders

Make Sure Your Intern Possesses These 5 Traits

If you bring on the right person, having an intern can be extremely beneficial to your company.

Marketing

How to Prepare for a Trade Show Without Breaking the Bank

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Building a Business

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Building a Business

How to Prepare for the Fourth Quarter Slaughter

With sales projected to be up 4.1 percent to $616.9 billion compared to last year, it is vital for companies to prepare for the upcoming season and take necessary steps to ensure a profitable fourth quarter.

Entrepreneurs

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Thought Leaders

Finding a Top-Notch Manufacturer for Your Startup

Finding manufactures is a daunting task, particularly when dealing with factories overseas. Here are a few tips on making it easier.

Thought Leaders

How I Found Success by Age 30

For our series The Grind, young entrepreneur Jason Lucash opens up about hitting the 30-year-old milestone and what advice he has for aspiring entrepreneurs.

Building a Business

5 Tips for Picking the Perfect Partner

Choosing business partners is not easy. If they are going to be with you in the long haul, you need to make sure they are a great fit. Here are a few things you should be considering.

Building a Business

Why Landing at a Big Retailer Wasn’t Our Golden Goose

For product-focused startups having your item on the shelves of big-box stores isn't always what it is cracked up to be. Here are three hidden challenges you may face.

Building a Business

How This Startup Turned an Inventory Nightmare into a Customer Gold Mine

The founder of OrigAudio opens up into how he turned a hard-knock situation into 8,000 new customers.

Building a Business

How Pivoting Helped This Startup Win Over Nordstrom

The co-founder of OrigAudio Jason Lucash discusses how listening to customers led to a change in product strategy and a major bump in revenue.

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More From Jason Lucash

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Don’t Pay to Play the Game of Marketing: Here’s What to Do Instead

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6 Secrets to Surviving on Little or No Sleep

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How I Found Success by Age 30

5 Tips for Picking the Perfect Partner

Why Landing at a Big Retailer Wasn’t Our Golden Goose

How This Startup Turned an Inventory Nightmare into a Customer Gold Mine

How Pivoting Helped This Startup Win Over Nordstrom

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