In this episode of Founder@50, Jeremy Toeman sits down with Rob Miller, fellow CMU alum whose journey from the fields of upstate New York to the bustling startup scene is nothing short of inspiring. Rob’s early days were spent on a farm, where he learned the value of hard work and resilience. These foundational experiences paved the way for his diverse career, which includes stints as an actor in Los Angeles and roles in the tech and health sectors.
Rob’s career trajectory took a significant turn when he joined the Carnegie Mellon Venture Bridge Accelerator, a pivotal moment that led to the founding of Lembas Health. There’s also no shortage of Lord of the Rings comments and references in this episode, as it’s a shared love of both Rob and Jeremy’s.
Key Takeaways:
* Discover how Rob’s early farm life instilled a work ethic that propelled him into the tech world.
* Learn about Rob’s transition from acting in Los Angeles to becoming a health tech entrepreneur.
* Hear how the Venture Bridge Accelerator was a game-changer in Rob’s entrepreneurial journey.
* Explore Rob’s innovative approach to digital health through his company, Lembas Health.
Rob Miller’s story is a compelling example of how diverse experiences, perseverence and a willingness to embrace change can lead to groundbreaking innovations. Whether you’re in the startup world or simply curious about the journey from farm to tech, or just want to hear about second breakfasts, this conversation offers valuable insights and inspiration.
