# Victoria Ransom
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victoria ransom is a serial entrepreneur from New Zealand. She has developed three companies including Wildfire Interactive, a social marketing SaaS company, where Ransom was CEO until it was sold to Google in 2012. Ransom currently resides in Palo Alto.Ransom was listed as one of Fortune's Most Powerful Women Entrepreneurs as well as one of their 40 under 40 in 2012.
Your Career is Holding Your Kids Back. This Mompreneur Will Show You Why!
Young Han & Victoria Ransom talk about a big picture perspective, education for children, prioritizing quality time with kids, the increase of entrepreneurial parents, and how your kids can influence your business and career choices.
ABOUT VICTORIA:
Victoria has been an entrepreneur since her ear…
S2 | E2 — Victoria Ransom (Co-founder of Prisma, Wildfire) on her journey to a $450M acquisition by Google, reinventing school at Prisma & what's next for education.
Victoria Ransom is the Founder of Prisma — a cohort-based online school: “preparing 4-12th graders for a rapidly changing future, with an accredited, project-based virtual program where kids build real community.”
Raised on an asparagus farm near Bulls — Victoria’s journey over the past few decade…
398: Education 2.0 with Victoria Ransom of Prisma
Chad interviews Co-Founder and CEO, Victoria Ranson of Prisma. Prisma is a stealth-mode education startup on a mission to reimagine the way children are educated. Their mission is to create a generation capable of solving the world's biggest problems by creating and running a comprehensive virtual …
Victoria Ransom, on holding a high bar 💪🏼 with Prisma Online School
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EP #472 - Victoria Ransom: Building An Incredible Culture, In-Person or Remotely
Timestamps:
6:13 - Why culture can’t be copied
12:24 - Hiring fast and well
15:30 - Creating a sense of belonging
17:36 - Making tough decisions for the sake of culture
20:36 - Being clear about your values
About Victoria Ransom:
Victoria Ransom is the co-founder of Wildfire, a social mark…
S2 | E2 — Victoria Ransom (Co-founder of Prisma, Wildfire) on her journey to a $450M acquisition by Google, reinventing school at Prisma & what's next for education.
Victoria Ransom is the Founder of Prisma — a cohort-based online school: “preparing 4-12th graders for a rapidly changing future, with an accredited, project-based virtual program where kids build real community.”
Raised on an asparagus farm near Bulls — Victoria’s journey over the past few decade…
Episode 60: Victoria Ransom and Prisma
Before remote learning was a thing, tailoring instruction to fit the needs of individual students was a daunting task for teachers. In a perfect world teachers would do this automatically because, in that world, every student has an understanding of what he or she doesn't know. However, in the real…
EP #508 - Victoria Ransom: Building a Startup Culture That Lasts
Timestamps:
5:11 - Hire your first 15-25 employees super carefully
10:35 - Incentives and ownership in company culture
15:28 - What can Switzerland learn from the US?
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About Victoria Ransom:
Victoria Ransom is the co-founder of Wildfire, a…
Scrappy by Design: Victoria Ransom on turning grit into a startup superpower
In this episode, Victoria Ransom, founder of Wildfire (acquired by Google) and Prisma, shares the scrappy, principled, and deeply human approach that shaped her startup journey - from asparagus farming in rural New Zealand to building and selling a high-growth tech company.
Victoria opens up about …
The Art of Tradition: The Art of Tradition featuring visual artist Victoria Ransom
In this episode, we feature visual artist Victoria Ransom and explore how her work reconnects people, especially youth, with culture and heritage. Through years of practice and study, she brings deeply considered ideas to life, creating art that is both intuitive and rooted in tradition.
See Privac…
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