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We're here at this company because we're working on decarbonizing the economy.

Eliminating food waste, odors, and fruit flies with Harry Tannenbaum, Co founder of Mill

April 26, 2024

in 2010, 20% of the top Russell 1000 had a workplace giving and volunteering program. By 2020, it was over 90%, so there was a 700% growth and it wasn't just large companies.

From paycheck to purpose with Joel Pollick, CEO and Cofounder of Percent Pledge

April 12, 2024

There's a sense of appreciation within our business because we often take part in people's very memorable times of their lives.

King of the rental thrones, David Sauers, Co founder of Royal Restrooms

March 30, 2024

Two mins a day is worth more than 2 hours on Saturday.

Losing $100M and rebuilding the right way w/ author and entrepreneur, David Meltzer

March 23, 2024

AI is the most vulnerable technolgoy that's ever been pushed to production systems, while at the same time also being the fastest technology to be deployed into production systems.

How secure are these AI apps? w/ Tito Sestito, CEO and Founder of HiddenLayer

March 15, 2024

At the end of my company Omni, I was tracking something internally that I called speed to learning. Which isn't how fast you're making money, it's how fast is the company figuring stuff out.

The future of Art + Museums 2.0 with Tom McLeod, Founder of Arkive

March 8, 2024

When founders started using the V word for vision, it's bullshit. Nobody gives a shit about your vision, they give a shit about your product.

Being Remarkable with Guy Kawasaki

March 1, 2024

My hope for professional education is that it's going towards learning from people who've done it. I really believe that in today's world, content is abandoned and what's missing is an element of trust.

Disrupting the MBA w/ Ariel Renous Co founder and CEO of Augment

March 1, 2024

The inspiration came from watching a Notorious BIG interview and he said that BIG stood for business instead of game. I want to create an ecosystem where hiphop, our culture of sports have a seat at the table of investing.

The Business Inside the Game w/ Entrepreneur & NBA All-Star, Baron Davis

February 16, 2024

We wanted to get to default alive as soon as possible, which is just operate profitably.

How Gen Z invests their $ with Eve Halimi and Anam Lakhani, Co founders of Alinea

February 9, 2024

We did the counter of what other founders would do. We bet exclusively on Snowflake and that bore fruits in terms of how the Snowflakek ecosystem and customers benefited from it. We were able to compress product market fit cycle and leverage a lot of the ecosystem dynamics that Snowflake offers to be able to go to market much easier and much faster.

Selling Samooha to Snowflake + the advantages of a second time founder with Kamakshi, Sivaramakrishnan, CEO of Samooha

February 2, 2024

How do you choose between two company priorities? Somehow the best founders manage to do both.

Helping investors draw the line + raising a Series A from Bain Capital with Albert Gozzi, CEO and Co founder of Aleph

January 19, 2024

A lot of us are always on making sure that the world can always stay on making sure you can watch your Netflix and do other things. But The always on world has a real impact on the humans behind it.

Managing chaos and selling Jeli to PagerDuty with Nora Jones, CEO and Co founder of Jeli

January 12, 2024

At PlanGrid, we ended up building a piece of software that would have helped me in my last job as a construction engineer. With TigerEye, we really believe that this product would have separated us from having to sell to AutoDesk, and still being a standalone company today.

Eye of the Tiger and going for the title a second time with Tracy Young, CEO and Co founder of TigerEye

January 5, 2024

So the idea of this company sounded like this: Can we produce more weeks, months, years of life for people?

Bionics, man with/vs. the machine, and the human technology stack with Anna Believantseva, COO and Co founder of Esper Bionics

December 29, 2023

In Sweden, 90% of dogs are insured, whereas in Germany, it's only 10% that are insured. In the US, it's 2-3% that are getting insured.

A pet owner & wallet's best friend. Disrupting pet insurance with Hedda Båverud Olsson, CEO and Co founder of Lassie

December 22, 2023

I believe that healthcare improves the most when we put the decisions and the power in the hands of the consumer. Not in the hands of stakeholders who are thinking about the bottom line.

Patients first & raising $10M from Google Ventures to innovate in women's health with Rachel Blank, CEO and Co founder of Allara Health

December 15, 2023

Government contracting is a totally different language, but it's unique, complex, and near recession proof.

Raising $9.5M from Insight Partners to disrupt "GovTech" with Mike Weiland, Co founder and CEO of Govly

December 8, 2023

When you're innovating in an existing market, it's crucial more than ever to build a minimum "lovable" product

The future of "home automation" with Navneet Dalal, CEO and Co-founder of Matic, bringing AI & cutting edge robotics into your homes starting with the world's most advanced floor cleaner

December 1, 2023

There's something very special about the early years. And it kind of breaks my heart to think that you have so much potential put into a system that doesn't make the most of it.

It's for the kids!! ClassDojo CEO and Co founder, Sam Chaudhary on the problems and potential in early stage education.

November 17, 2023

As an entrepreneur, you have to find the customer that is willing to push the envelope and truly, truly wants to make a change. You need to find the first mover, because in a category like health care, not every hospital or health system will be that innovative

Going from 0 to 1 in Health Care with Siva Namasivayam, CEO of Cohere Health

November 10, 2023

"One of my first VC conversations, the investor was like "you know what, I just don't think this is a big enough market opportunity". And my answer: Every single person in the world dies.

"Death tech", the business behind death, and building an "honor based" mindset with Mallory Greene, Co founder and CEO of Eirene Cremations

November 3, 2023

Moving to adopt remote work makes you a better company.

The assumptions and excuses founders make from in-office culture, hiring the right C-Suite, and building from Cyprus with Tony Jamous, CEO of Oyster

October 27, 2023

"Oftentimes we get so excited about getting something new in customers' hands that we forget that customers rarely like change"

When is "too early" to ship product, and game changing SEO tactics with Farzad Rashidi, Co founder of Respona

October 13, 2023

The hiring decision is a big decision. It changes someone's life. If we want to have equal access to opportunities, we have to be mindful of bias. We can use AI to fight that bias.

Flying high, flying low, and eliminating hiring bias with Daniel Yanisse, Co founder and CEO of Checkr

October 6, 2023

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