Bernard Mendez Managing Partner and CEO Interco Industries

On this episode of the Jason Cavness Experience I talk Bernard Mendez, Managing Partner and CEO of Interco Industries

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We talk about the following

His company Interco Industries.

Advice for new entrepreneurs.

What is AI, Machine Learning, AR/VR and Blockchain.

Importance of Product Market fit and Idea Validation.

Bernard’s Bio

Bernard started his first website as an 11 year old in the age of dial-up. He studied at the Illinois Institute of Technology where he was elected as the Student Government VP of Finance. On his time off he was a member of the motorcycle racing club and founder of the school’s martial arts gym. After graduation, Bernard joined the Army as a logistics officer where he deployed across the world and served as a parachute jumpmaster with the 1st and 3rd Special Forces group for 6 years before moving on to the tech world.

He went back to his roots and began to re-learn the tech world where he found many new challenges. Bernard is a managing partner and CEO at Interco Industries. Interco provides clients with technology solutions through data analytics, AR/VR and custom hardware solutions that help reduce overhead, lower equipment, improve decision making and maximize efficiency.

Bernard’s Social Media

Company LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/interco-industries/about/

Bernard’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bmendez6/

Company Website: https://www.intercoindustries.com/

Bernard’s Gift

We're launching our latest iteration of our website. We'd love to hear from you. We'd love to hear what kind of pain points you guys have going on. Let's see what kind of issues are coming in your business and see how we can help bring the latest technology that develops products that are customized to your needs and see how we can help you grow, develop and use the latest tech to really get a step ahead of that competition.

Bernard’s Advice

I would just say read some books. I'm a big fan of nonfiction man. I used to do the whole YouTube video and like reading articles and all the online stuff and I still do a little bit. But I try to focus more on published works and trying to get that that knowledge transferred and then see how I can fit it into business or my overall life.

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