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Hosted by Harvard Law Entrepreneurship Project · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 40 episodes
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HLEP provides pro bono legal assistance to founders in the Harvard/MIT community. In support of our mission, this podcast aims to share timely insights from the world of emerging companies and venture capital. The HLEP Podcast is a production of the Harvard Law Entrepreneurship Project, an officially recognized student organization of Harvard Law School. The views expressed on the podcast are those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect those of Harvard University or Harvard Law School. Created by Ben Ho.
Harvard Law Entrepreneurship Project hosts The HLEP Podcast, a business show with 40 episodes published.
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Join us for a conversation with Eyad Latif on the exciting developments in the ECVC ecosystem in the Middle East. Eyad generously shares from experience working in the Bay Area, New York, and Dubai serving both public an
Join us for a conversation with Matthew Bartus on the exciting developments in the world of venture capital and emerging companies. Cooley is a leading global law firm known for its work with startups and venture capital
In this episode of our miniseries “Gameplan Advantage: A New Sport’s Age,” we dive into the complex world of sports law and integrity with Sabrina Perel, the Chief Compliance Officer at the NFL. Discover her fascinating
Join us for a conversation on the exciting developments in the world of sports betting. Following a landmark 2018 Supreme Court ruling, betting platforms have rapidly expanded across the US, each offering users a unique
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Tune into our last episode of our AI Ventures miniseries where we are joined by Rebecca Lynn, Co-Founder and General Partner of Canvas Ventures, renowned for pioneering investments in AI applications within Fintech and H
Dive into the intersection of AI and law with our next episode in the miniseries, “AI Ventures: Navigating Legal Frontiers.” In this installment, we feature Pablo Arredondo, the founder of Casetext and currently the Vice
In this episode, we're thrilled to have Martin Gomez, a partner in Goodwin’s Technology and Life Sciences Business Unit. Marty is at the forefront of intellectual property matters and specializes in supporting technology
Join us for the final episode of our Fashion and Beauty miniseries, where we are joined by Giselle Rivers, Partner at Cooley. Giselle offers a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the support and guidance she offers to emergin
In this episode of our miniseries, we are joined by Cori Aleardi, the founding partner of Elevate Beauty, who brings a wealth of experience and leadership to the beauty industry. We delve into Cori's diverse career journ
On this episode of our miniseries, “Fashion and Beauty: Breaking the Mold”, Jeff Lee , the dynamic CEO and co-founder of DIBS Beaut y, speaks to his unique blend of entrepreneurial vision and strategic prowess in the bea
On episode 26, the final episode of season 2, our new host, Grace Kim, sits down with the original host and founder of the podcast, Ben Ho. Starting as a Harvard Law student, Ben launched this project driven by his simpl
On episode 25, we speak to Jonah Perlin, the Georgetown Law School professor & host of the “How I Lawyer” podcast. We learn about Jonah’s story, his experiences running his podcast, and the major lessons learned from int
On episode 24, we speak to Cullen Speckhart, the chair of Cooley’s business restructuring & reorganization practice and partner in charge of its Washington, DC, office. Cullen gives us an introduction to the bankruptcy a
On episode 23, we speak to George John, a senior associate at Hogan Lovells LLP, about practicing space law. George gives us an introduction to what practicing space law looks like, some of the major regulatory framework
On episode 22, we speak to Mike Lincoln, the vice chair of Cooley LLP. Mike discusses how venture-backed companies are navigating the present economic environment, how such companies are responding to its pressures acros
On episode 21, we speak to Maneesha Mithal, a partner at Wilson Sonsini LLP, about practicing in the Artificial Intelligence (AI) space. Maneesha introduces us to the policy concerns emerging in this space, its relevant
On episode 20, we kickoff our “Lawyering in a Recession” series with Morgan Beller, a General Partner at the venture capital firm, NFX, and Jordan Roberts, a partner at Fenwick & West. Morgan and Jordan discuss dealmakin
Rebecca Lynn
founder of the: Proud Police Wife · Canvas Ventures
1 appearance on this show
Jeff Lee
lifecycle marketing technical lead · Monstrousitous Strength and Performance
1 appearance on this show
Jonah Perlin
Professor, Georgetown Law · Georgetown Law
1 appearance on this show
George John
wedding photographer, creative director, podcast host · Hogan Lovells LLP
1 appearance on this show
Jordan Roberts
Partner · Fenwick & West
2 appearances on this show
Alex Su
Head of Community Development · Ironclad
1 appearance on this show
Anthony R. Craigwell
BUILD Boston
1 appearance on this show
Amber Nigam
baysis.ai
1 appearance on this show
Matthew Bartus
Cooley
1 appearance on this show
Sabrina Perel
NFL
1 appearance on this show
Carolyn Renzin
FanDuel
1 appearance on this show
Giselle Rivers
Cooley
1 appearance on this show
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