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    Michael Kalkowski

    Michael Kalkowski

    Entrepreneur and angel investor. Founder @GameDuell. Managed 2 European Internet startups (>200 employees, >100 mio users, profitable, VC funded).

    Entrepreneur Berlin Eastern Illinois Univ...
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    Experience
    GameDuell
    GameDuell
    Founder
    dooyoo
    dooyoo
    Founder
    GameDuell
    GameDuell
    Employee
    Gemini Consulting
    Gemini Consulting
    Employee
    Henkel
    Henkel
    Employee
    GameDuell
    GameDuell
    Board Member
    Founder
    GameDuell, dooyoo
    Employee
    GameDuell, Gemini Consulting, Henkel
    Investor
     
    Incubator
     
    Advisor
     
    Attorney
     
    Board Member
    GameDuell
    Mentor
     
    Member
     
    Acquired
     
     
    Education
     
    About
    Achievements

    Started and managed two international Internet companies: GameDuell.com (co-founded in 2003, 9 countries, >200 employees, >125 mio users, profitable after 9 months) and dooyoo.com (co-founded in 1999, 5 countries, 200 employees, VC funded, acquired by LeGuide in 2008 for double digit mio), as well as two smaller media/consulting agencies. Before my ventures I worked in marketing and consulting and studied marketing and consumer psychology in Germany and the USA

    Describe the most impressive thing you've done.
    Skills
    Entrepreneurship Angel Investing Creative Direction Business Model Innovation Customer Development Product Development Product Strategy All skills in the marketing industry User Experience Design Mobile Game Design
    Locations
    Berlin San Francisco
     
    Q&A
    What's the most useful business-related book you've ever read?

    "Scaling Up: How a Few Companies Make It...and Why the Rest Don't" by Verne Harnish

    What's your favorite non-business book?

    "How to Be an Imperfectionist: The New Way to Fearlessness, Confidence, and Freedom from Perfectionism" by Stephen Guise

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