About
B2B software-as-a-service product enthusiast and investor, dedicated to great user/customer experience. Founder: @fynk.com, empowering businesses to make automated contract workflows their competitive advantage. Also: Partner & Advisor for OE Service, active angel investor Until mid-2021: Managing Director, CEO & Co-Founder at Prescreen (exited to XING / New Work SE). Since day 1, I love working in a rapidly-growing scaleup environment with an awesome team, developing great platforms with cutting-edge technology in a space that is changing quickly day after day. As a creative artist I specialise in website and user interface design, print graphics, audio and video production, as well as advertising in its entirety.
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We are fynk - we make legal docs pleasant ⚖️😊
You don't dream about drafting, reading or signing contracts - and yet you are a founder, creator or leader and it is automatically a part of your job. Agreements, contracts, legal documents of all sorts... they are around every corner once you become a business. And more often than not, they are not what you want to spend your time on. Instead you want to work on what matters! We get that. fynk gives you back this time. Instead of plowing through complicated walls of legal text, endless e-mail back-and-forth and inconsistent filing - we give you peace of mind. Upload your docs, sign when you need something and get reminders when a renewal is up. It's all in one platform. We pull all of the necessary information from your documents, so you don't have to. So, want to get on better terms with your contracts? Tell me how excited your last one made you. from to
Loom acquired for $975 million by Atlassian! 🤯
Why do you think Atlassian made that move? What's the benefit to them?
Lost in LinkedIn Spam: Are there products / strategies to avoid?
Lately, I've been flooded with LinkedIn messages. With literally hundreds of connection requests weekly, the volume of unsolicited messages, pitches, and plain old spam is overwhelming. I genuinely want to connect and network, but the clutter makes it challenging to identify genuine interactions. How do you all manage this? Do you have specific strategies or tools you'd recommend? Maybe there's a neat product out there waiting to be discovered that helps combat LinkedIn spam. If so, please share.