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    Bill Tyndall

    Bill Tyndall

    Bill is an advisor for multiple businesses and accelerators around the country. He is particularly passionate about B2B solutions targetting infrastructure.

    New York City
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    Experience
    Teampay
    Teampay
    Advisor
    SitParker
    SitParker
    Advisor
    Auctio
    Auctio
    Advisor
    Electric
    Electric
    Founder, Founding Executive; Strategic Growth Director 2016 - Present (almost 10 years)
    Bill Tyndall serves as the Strategic Growth Director, responsible for overseeing and managing the company's strategic growth and market expansion strategy. He is passionate... more about helping entrepreneurs scale their businesses faster and more efficiently through technology. Bill is also a mentor in many top business accelerators around the country.
    inDinero
    inDinero
    Regional Director 2014 - 2016 (over 2 years)
    Bill was responsible for overseeing the bi-coastal channels sales team at inDinero. During his time as Regional Director, build formed partnerships with firms ranging from... more WeWork, to Y-combinator, to other accounting firms to help fuel the companies growth.
    Founder
    Electric
    Employee
    inDinero
    Investor
     
    Incubator
     
    Advisor
    Auctio, SitParker, Teampay
    Attorney
     
    Board Member
     
    Mentor
     
    Member
     
    Acquired
     
     
    About
    Skills
    Sales Strategic Partnerships Sales/Marketing and Strategic Partnerships Growth Strategy and Execution Revenue Growth
    Locations
    New York City San Francisco Palo Alto Austin
     
    Q&A
    What's the most useful business-related book you've ever read?

    The Hard Thing About Hard Things

    What's your favorite non-business book?

    The biography of Peter the Great.

    If money were not an issue, what would you be doing right now?

    I would still be helping startups to solve their most difficult growth issues.

    What words of advice would you give your younger self?

    Take a breath and know that it is alright that your brain doesn't work the same as others.

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