Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Julie Meyer is an American-born entrepreneur, investor, business adviser, networking expert, broadcaster, and business commentator. She is the founder and Chief Executive of Ariadne Capital, the Managing Partner of Ariadne Capital Entrepreneurs Fund, the Founder of EntrepreneurCountry Global, and the Founder of Strong Jules. She has lived in London, UK since 24 July 1998, and is a permanent resident. She co-founded First Tuesday which raised $130 million. First Tuesday was sold in July 2000 to Yazam, a subsidiary of Jerusalem Global, for $50 million making it one of the casualties of the dot-com bubble.Meyer was asked to be part of the original Dragon’s Den series in 2005, and decided to accept their offer to be an Online Dragon as one of the two dragons on the BBC’s Dragons' Den Online, the online spin off from the Dragons' Den TV programme, which aired online in 2009 and 2010. She was a regular columnist for the London business paper, City A.M., has contributed to The Daily Telegraph’s business pages, writes for Forbes.com, and is an Influencer on LinkedIn.She has won awards including the World Economic Forum Global Leader of Tomorrow, the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year (October 2000) and a place in the Wall Street Journal’s 30 most influential women in Europe. She was also cited as one of INSEAD’s ‘50 alumni who have changed the world’ (2010).Meyer is also the author of Welcome to Entrepreneur Country, published by Little Brown in 2012, and translated into Russian and Greek."@en }
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- Julie_Meyer abstract "Julie Meyer is an American-born entrepreneur, investor, business adviser, networking expert, broadcaster, and business commentator. She is the founder and Chief Executive of Ariadne Capital, the Managing Partner of Ariadne Capital Entrepreneurs Fund, the Founder of EntrepreneurCountry Global, and the Founder of Strong Jules. She has lived in London, UK since 24 July 1998, and is a permanent resident. She co-founded First Tuesday which raised $130 million. First Tuesday was sold in July 2000 to Yazam, a subsidiary of Jerusalem Global, for $50 million making it one of the casualties of the dot-com bubble.Meyer was asked to be part of the original Dragon’s Den series in 2005, and decided to accept their offer to be an Online Dragon as one of the two dragons on the BBC’s Dragons' Den Online, the online spin off from the Dragons' Den TV programme, which aired online in 2009 and 2010. She was a regular columnist for the London business paper, City A.M., has contributed to The Daily Telegraph’s business pages, writes for Forbes.com, and is an Influencer on LinkedIn.She has won awards including the World Economic Forum Global Leader of Tomorrow, the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year (October 2000) and a place in the Wall Street Journal’s 30 most influential women in Europe. She was also cited as one of INSEAD’s ‘50 alumni who have changed the world’ (2010).Meyer is also the author of Welcome to Entrepreneur Country, published by Little Brown in 2012, and translated into Russian and Greek.".