How VCs Raise Money w/ Lo Toney

How VCs Raise Money w/ Lo Toney

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How to Monetize Cultural Influence with Omar Johnson

Omar Johnson is the marketing genius who helped turn Beats by Dre from a $20 million startup into a $1.1 billion global icon, ultimately leading to its $3 billion acquisition by Apple. As the former Chief Marketing Officer at Beats by Dre and VP of Marketing at Apple, Omar has cr ...  Afficher plus

Community & Education in the world of AI with Tade Oyerinde of Campus.edu

Tade Oyerinde is Chancellor at Campus.edu. Campus is on a mission to maximize access to a world-class education. A new kind of college, Campus offers accredited, career-focused degree programs to kickstart your education. Follow Will Lucas on Instagram: @willlucas Follow Black Te ...  Afficher plus

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Venture Capitalism isn’t just for Venture Capitalists, with Arlan Hamilton
Decoder with Nilay Patel

Nilay Patel talks with venture capitalist Arlan Hamilton. Arlan founded VC fund Backstage Capital in 2015 and focuses on investing in “underestimated founders,” many of whom are people of color, women and LGBTQ. They discuss the importance of representation in tech and business, ...  Afficher plus

Scott Kupor on VC funding
FT Tech Tonic

John Thornhill talks to Scott Kupor, managing partner at Andreessen Horowitz, about his book Secrets of Sand Hill Road: Venture Capital and How to Get It, about the conditions needed to grow tech companies and the potential drawbacks of a venture capital dominated market ...  Afficher plus

Recode Decode: Bijan Sabet, general partner, Spark Capital
Decoder with Nilay Patel

Spark Capital General Partner Bijan Sabet talks with Recode’s Kara Swisher about being a venture capitalist based on the East Coast, and how he became an early investor in companies like Twitter, Tumblr and Cruise. Sabet also discusses why he has become more politically vocal und ...  Afficher plus

#83 Can Small Bras Be a Big Market?
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In VC, investors want to win big — that’s why they love highly scalable tech companies so much. But today’s founder, Jaclyn Fu, is selling actual things. Her startup, Pepper, makes real bras in a very real factory. There’s no tech except that you can buy her company’s stuff on th ...  Afficher plus