On Deck tried to do it all. Now, it’s trying to do less, better | TechCrunch
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On Deck shakes up its leadership, winds down startup accelerator and refocuses on a founder-led future.
On Deck tried to do it all. Now, it's trying to do less, better | TechCrunch Image Credits: Gary John Norman/Getty Imagesi On Deck tried to do it all. Now, it’s trying to do less, better Natasha Mascarenhas 5:33 PM PDT · September 22, 2022 Erik Torenberg is no longer the co-CEO of On Deck, a tech company that is trying to productize the community in a way that helps founders secure capital and advice. Torenberg, an early Product Hunt employee and the founder of investment firm Village Global, assumed the role only a year ago. But now, as On Deck returns to its founder-focused roots
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