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Introducing the 2 Young Men Who Made Pinterest | Inc.com

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How 3 First-Time Founders Secured Funding for This Consumer Electronics Business -- With Just a Prototype Middle-Market Companies Expect AI to Help Them Weather an Economic Downturn 3 Companies Share Their Winning Formula for Retaining Top Talent Inside Bethenny Frankel's Investment in Mingle Mocktails Shake Shack Founder Danny Meyer's Latest Venture? Indoor Golf, With Booze How a Fintech Investor Picks Future Unicorns Out of the Crowd Airbnb Co-Founder Joe Gebbia on Why You Need to Make It Easy for Customers to Buy Your Product Growing up, Ben Silbermann liked to collect things: stamps, insects, you name it. At Yale, he studied medicine and political science. After college, he got a job as a consultant in Washington, D.C. Not exactly prototypical start-up material, but today he's CEO of one of the world's top social networks, Pinterest, which he co-founded and is valued at a staggering $1.5 billion. Silbermann's first foray into the Silicon Valley tech scene was cartoonishly wide-ey

How 3 First-Time Founders Secured Funding for This Consumer Electronics Business -- With Just a Prototype Middle-Market Companies Expect AI to Help Them Weather an Economic Downturn 3 Companies Share Their Winning Formula for Retaining Top Talent Inside Bethenny Frankel's Investment in Mingle Mocktails Shake Shack Founder Danny Meyer's Latest Venture? Indoor Golf, With Booze How a Fintech Investor Picks Future Unicorns Out of the Crowd Airbnb Co-Founder Joe Gebbia on Why You Need to Make It Easy for Customers to Buy Your Product Growing up, Ben Silbermann liked to collect things: stamps, insec

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