From Helping a Local BBS to Governing Internet as an ICANN Board Member With Danko Jevtović

In this episode, we sit down with Danko Jevtović, an entrepreneur turned manager. He co-founded several companies, most notably Jugodata, one of the first companies to sell computers in Serbia, and SezamPro, an ISP founded at a time when BBSes were all the rage. During the conversation we talk about:* getting started by serving the community that had gathered around Sezam BBS,* growth through educating the market,* the importance of helping to build middle management,* how to recognize the change in the market as the right time to exit the business,* how Danko's life has changed since leaving the business...* how he began to think differently about himself...We end our conversation with Danko's opinion on the pitfalls of startup culture and why Danko would never advise starting a company with the intention of selling it.Book mentioned in the episode: Managing Corporate Lifecycles: Complete Edition, Ichak AdizesWhere to find Danko: Twitter, LinkedIN Thanks for reading Bootstrapped European Entrepreneurs! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.bootstrappedentrepreneurs.eu

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