I mean I think after a while you get used to it. So, traveled a lot, went to, I think, counted like eight different elementary schools growing up, so a lot of moving around.Īndrew: I imagine that it’s hard enough for a child to get and make new friends in one school, but to have to move around so much, did it make it harder for you to meet friends, and to feel like you were at home? I actually spent a lot of time just moving back and forth between the Bay area, Taipei, the east coast, I was in New Jersey for a little bit, and I was actually born in the Midwest. I’ll tell you more about him later, but first Vivian welcome.Īndrew: Did you grow up here in San Francisco? He is the entrepreneur’s lawyer, who also moved to San Francisco around the same time I did. She launched the company in 2005, sold it six years later, she’s here to tell her story.Īnd one more thing before we start, I want to thank, as always, this gentleman right here, that is Scott Edward Walker. Vivian Chiang is the founder of Orbit Baby, which designs the only infant to toddler car seat and stroller system. In today’s interview we’re going to find out how a former Apple product manager built a business that reimagines strollers and car seats, and how she sold that business. And I found her, found out about her story, and I said, “I’ve got to get you here to Mixergy,” and instantly took her email address so we can connect, and bring this interview for you.
So for example, the other week I was a party for the founder of the company that makes these water purifiers, they’re called Soma, and as we were enjoying the water and the conversation there, I met today’s guest.
And one of the reasons why I moved here to San Francisco is that I wanted to meet people. My name is Andrew Warner, I am the founder of, home of the ambitious upstart.
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