#805 Building a Toolkit for Startup CTOs with Jothy Rosenberg, Keynote Speaker & Author

Today, we’re talking to Jothy Rosenberg, Keynote Speaker & Author. We discuss what goes into the startup CTO’s toolkit, how to master the art of outreach, and why people with disabilities tend to become exceptional.

All of this right here, right now, on the Modern CTO Podcast! 

To learn more about Jothy Rosenberg, check out his website here: https://www.jothyrosenberg.com/

Produced by ProSeries Media: https://proseriesmedia.com/

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About Jothy Rosenberg

I have founded and led 9 startups several of which had good exits. Two of these were concepts built for the DoD at major defense contractors that I spun out into viable commercial startups. I am currently advising a new one being spun out; I find this work very interesting and of high value to the nation so if you have something like this you need help with please connect.

I have extensive board experience having been on the boards of many startups and nonprofits including my current roles as Chairman at Dover and The Who Says I Can’t Foundation. I am open to new board roles where I can provide 9 startups worth of experience for the right kind of entrepreneur and company.

I have authored 6 books including How Debuggers Work, J. Wiley; Securing Web Services, SAMS; Who Says I Can’t, Self; The Cloud at Your Service, Manning; Tech Startup Toolkit, July 2024, Manning, Adventures on the Can Do Trail (ages 3-8), Self. The Incorrigible Entrepreneur could always use more fun and useful learnings for entrepreneurs to come. And the Can Do trail children’s book is self-published so it “needs a village” and any and all supporters are most welcome.

I have given a TEDx talk and have delivered guest and keynote talks at the likes of Mass General Hospital, First American Title Insurance, Naval War College, ESPN, Netflix, Lesley University graduation, Boston University Drench lecture, Vertex Pharmaceuticals, San Jose Sharks and others. I’m always open to giving similar talks for the right situation. The organizers at all of these organizations will say my talks are very inspirational.

My podcast, Designing Successful Startups, drops a new episode every Wednesday. The guests are founders and those that support startup founders. Each one is packed with that guest's experiences and lessons learned. It is turning out to be so fun for me and I think useful to current and future founders.