Michael Dunne: When Every Car is Made in China

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Matt Ober: Data, AI, and What's Actually Coming Next

Matt Ober helped manage $30 billion. He saw the AI wave coming years before anyone else. Now he's talking about what actually happened behind the scenes.Matt is the Managing Partner at Social Leverage, a seed-stage venture capital firm focused on fintech and vertical AI. Before t ...  Show more

From $400 to $50 million company: the Danny Chaves story

Danny Chaves didn't go to college. He didn't have a business plan. He didn't have investors, a mentor, or a safety net. What he had was $400, a couch in his mother's house, and a stubbornness that would quietly build one of the most remarkable service companies in the automotive ...  Show more

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