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This week on the program, a conversation with Bedrock Capital Founder Geoff Lewis. Bedrock makes investments in search of narrative violations and boasts a portfolio including Lyft, Wish, The Athletic, Canva and Clearco to name a few. In this episode, we discuss what are narrative violations, bitcoin being the world's first financial religion and why Bedrock is not your typical venture firm. This conversation was recorded on June 17, 2021, thanks for listening!

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This week on the program, a conversation with Levels Co-Founder/CEO Sam Corcos. Levels is a prominent startup on a mission to solve the metabolic health crisis. In this episode, we discuss navigating co-founder dynamics, shipping software and talking to customers, and why Levels has been dedicated to remote work, even pre-pandemic. This conversation was recorded on May 08, 2021, thanks for listening!

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This week on the program, a conversation with Soapbox Founder/CEO Brennan ‍McEachran. Soapbox helps managers have better one-on-ones, team meetings and discussions. In this episode, we discuss raising venture investment too early, how to get closer to product-market fit, and the unique challenges of scaling a startup in Canada. This conversation was recorded on April 7th, 2021, thanks for listening!

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This week on the program, a conversation with Jeff Adamson, the Co-Founder of SkipTheDishes and Neo Financial. Skip is a popular Canadian food delivery startup acquired by Just Eat in 2016 for over 200 million dollars. Neo Financial is a challenger bank that has raised over 50 million dollars based in Calgary, Alberta. In this episode, we discuss Jeff's transition from amateur sports to startups, lessons learned building SkipTheDishes, and what Jeff's ambitions are for Neo Financial, taking on the 500 billion dollars Canadian banking business. This conversation was recorded on March 31, 2021, thanks for listening!

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This week on the program, a conversation with O2E Brands Founder/CEO Brian Scudamore. O2E is a collection of brands including 1800 Got Junk, Wow 1 Day Painting and Shack Shine, which together are worth over half a billion dollars. In this episode, we discuss Brian's decision to drop out of school to become a junkman, working on NOT in your business, and how Brian bootstrapped a half-a-billion-dollar junk empire. This conversation was recorded on Tuesday, March 30th, thanks for listening!

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This week on the program, a conversation with Creator and Investor Jack Kirchman AKA NASJAQ. Jack is a creator and angel investor who has amassed an audience of over 800k on TikTok, known for his informative yet engaging videos covering all things hard tech startups. In this episode, we discuss how Jack got his start as a creator, why focus exclusively hard tech startups, and how to get started a creator turned angel investor. This conversation was recorded on February 17, 2021, thanks for listening!

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This week on the program, a conversation with Homebrew Co-Founder and Partner Hunter Walk. Homebrew is a San Francisco-based venture firm that boasts a portfolio, including Chime, Anchor, Cruise, Cheddar, and the only Stir. In this episode, we discuss the inception of Homebrew, navigating hype cycles as a venture investor and why Hunter believes founder market fit is mission-critical when investing. This conversation was recorded on March 02, 2021, thanks for listening!

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This week on the program, a conversation with Figma Co-Founder and CEO Dylan Field. Figma is a collaborative design tool trusted by companies like Slack, Twitter, Dropbox, Square, and the New York Times. In this episode, we discuss Dylan's experience dropping out of University and becoming a Theil Fellow, raising 4 million dollars at 19 to start Figma and lessons learned as the CEO of a design Unicorn, that also happens to be taking on tech behemoths, like Adobe in the process. This conversation was recorded on February 22, 2021, thanks for listening!

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This week on the program, a conversation with Cocoon Co-Founder and CEO Sachin Monga. Cocoon is a messaging app for sharing daily life with your closest groups. In this episode, we discuss Sachin's learnings at Facebook, building a consumer social app in 2021, and what are Sachin's plans as it pertains to the the future of Cocoon. This conversation was recorded on January 26th, 2021, thanks for listening!

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This week on the program, a conversation with Brud Co-Founder and CEO Trevor McFedries. Trevor was an artist in his past life who went on to Co-Found Brud, a transmedia studio that creates digital character-driven story worlds. The startup rose to prominence alongside one of its characters, a robot influencer named Lil Miquela. Miquela has nearly 3 million Instagram followers and 10 million Spotify streams and has collaborated with brands like Samsung. In this episode, we discuss Trevor's journey from artist to startup CEO, the origin story of Brud, and how Trevor broke through the crowded media space with influencers that don't even exist. This conversation was recorded on February 04, 2021, thanks for listening!

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This week on the program, a conversation with Senior Tech Crunch Writer Anthony Ha! Anthony covers a wide range of topics at TechCrunch, including media and advertising. As a result, in this episode, we discussed media/tech trends in 2020, and we attempt to predict the future as it pertains to media/tech in 2021. This conversation was recorded on Jan 05, 2021, thanks for listening!

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This week on the program, a conversation with the Founder and CEO of Jubilee Media, Jason Y. Lee. Jubilee is a digital media company creating thought-provoking content primarily for their YouTube Channel, which has amassed over 5 million subscribers and over 1.1 billion views. In this episode, we discuss Jason's entry point into the world of media, the in's and outs of content creation as a business in 2020 and of course, why Jason's goal is to build Jubilee into the Disney for empathy. This conversation was recorded on October 29th, 2020, thanks for listening!

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This week on the program, a conversation with Moment CEO Tim Kendall. Tim is a silicon valley veteran who, in 2006, joined Facebook as their Director Of Monetization, eventually leaving Facebook to become the President of Pinterest in 2015. However, you may also recognize Tim from his appearance in the hit Netflix Documentary, The Social Dilemma. In this episode, we discuss Tim's entry point into the world of tech, his time at Facebook and Pinterest, building products the touched millions and millions of people all over the world and of course, why in 2018 he bid Pinterest farewell and stepped into the CEO role at Moment, which is a company that has helped over 8 million people build healthier relationships with their phones. This conversation was recorded on November 10th, 2020, thanks for listening! 

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This week on the program, a conversation with Trufan Co-Founder/CEO Swish Goswami. Trufan is a social intelligence platform, and Swish is a 23-year-old tech entrepreneur who started the company with fellow builder Aanikh Kler. In this episode, we discuss Swish's origin story, burnout while building a company, what Swish's professional ambitions are for the years to come and much more. This conversation was recorded on October 19th, 2020, thanks for listening! 

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This week on the program, a conversation with Stir Co-Founder/CEO Joe Albanese. Stir is a startup aimed at building tools for creators and their collaborators and empowers them to run great businesses. The company has raised around 4m in seed funding to date from notable investors, including YouTube Luminaries Casey Neistat and Mythical Media, in addition to Anchor Co-Founder Mike Mignano, Patreon CEO Jack Conte, Blake Robbins at Ludlow Ventures and Hunter Walk from Homebrew. In this episode we discuss, Joe's lessons learned from Zuck while working at Facebook, why Joe started Stir, Joe's process for fundraising, why creators are businesses, what is the future of media looks like and more. This conversation was recorded on November 9th, 2020, thanks for listening! 

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Today on the show, a conversation with Remote First Capital Founder Andreas Klinger. Andreas is a VC investing in the future of work but was introduced to the world of Silicon Valley as the CTO of Product Hunt, where from 2014 - 2018, he helped the company scale from a handful of beta testers to millions of users, which ultimately resulted in a sale to Angel List in 2017. Post-acquisition, Andreas spent time managing teams related to remote work @ CoinList & then at AngelList. In September of 2019, Andreas transitioned from startup building to startup investing with the creation of Remote First Capital. I sat down with Andreas to discuss his entry point into tech startups, lessons learned as the Chief Technical Officer of Product Hunt and, of course, his ambitions as a VC investing in the future of work. This conversation was recorded on October 29th, 2020, thanks for listening!

Today on the program, a conversation with an entrepreneur i've known for a while now, truLOCAL Co-Founder and CEO Marc Lafleur. truLOCAL is a sustainable monthly meat subscription service operating across Canada. I got introduced to the company when I was. 14 years old, at a truLOCAL popup booth at a random Lululemon in Toronto. 4 years later, truLOCAL is very much a success story; the company employs over 30 people from coast to coast and was recently named number 14 out of 100 of Canada's Top 100 Businesses by The Globe And Mail. From a booth in Lululemon to the cover of The Globe And Mail's Report On Business, Marc's story is inspiring and his insights are thoughtful. As a result, Marc, based in Waterloo, Ontario, joined this program via Zoom to discuss his origin story, the subscription food wars and, of course, how to build a company that ranks number 14 out of 100 of Canada's Top 100 Businesses. This conversation was recorded on October 22nd, 2020, thanks for listening!

On today's podcast, a conversation with Venture Capitalist Turned Creator, Garry Tan. Garry is the Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Initialized Capital, a venture firm Garry started with Reddit Co-Founder Alexis Ohanian in 2011. With past investments in companies including Instacart, Coinbase and Cruise, Initialized boasts a combined market cap totalling 40 billion dollars. However, in 2019, Garry was inspired to start creating content on YouTube and in the process build a personal brand. A decision that was very much inspired by none other than YouTube luminary Casey Neistat. As a result, I sat down with Garry to discuss his entry into the world of startups, life as a Venture Capitalist with a portfolio worth over 40 billion dollars and, of course, the power of a personal brand in 2020. This conversation was recorded on October 20th, 2020, thanks for listening!

This week, a conversation about education, climate, startups and everything in between with Albert Wenger. Albert is a partner at Union Square Ventures, a top-tier venture firm with early investments in companies like Twitter, Etsy, Duolingo, Tumblr, Indeed & Twilio, to name a few. His thoughts and ideas regarding tech, investing, and even climate change are expressed through his blog Continuations (a blog I highly recommend). Nevertheless, I sat down with Albert in mid-October as I was keen to discuss his entry point into the world of startup investing, how Covid has shifted the venture landscape and why this pandemic has forced us to rethink the way we learn. This conversation was recorded on October 14th, 2020, thanks for listening!

This week, a conversation with entrepreneur, podcaster and investor Ben Gilbert, who, in 2015, started two entities. The first is Pioneer Square Labs, a startup studio that builds and invests in early-stage companies. And the second transcends the walls of startup incubation as Ben teamed up with a venture capitalist named David Rosenthall and launched the podcast, Acquired FM, a great show that dives deep into the origin story of a company. I sat down with Ben to discuss his entry point into tech, the origin story of Pioneer Square Labs and Acquired FM and, of course, Ben’s views and ideologies on all things tech, startups, company building and everything in between. This conversation was recorded on October 8th, 2020, thanks for listening!

This week on the pod, a conversation with Domm Holland, the Co-Founder & CEO of Fast. Fast is a service that enables eCommerce sites to turn on Fast 1 Click Checkout and Login, which like implied, allows customers to login and checkout with the click of a button, something previously limited major players like Amazon. Fast launched publicly on September 1st of 2020 and has raised nearly 23 million dollars in investment to date. I sat down with Domm to discuss his origin story, all things Fast, in addition to Domm's perspective on the ever-changing startup scene within silicon valley. This conversation was recorded on October 13th, 2020, thanks for listening!

This week, a conversation with Canny Co-Founder Sarah Hum. Canny is a fascinating product designed for other startups to capture feedback in one organized place, which can inform your product decisions, all while simplifying the feedback process. The company was founded in 2017 and has intentionally taken 0 dollars from investors; however, recently, in September of 2020, it announced a milestone that many startups dream of; Canny is a business that generates 1 million dollars in occurring annual revenue. I sat down with Sarah to discuss her origin story, why she decided to bootstrap Canny, and of course, how she built a product from 0 - 1 million dollars in ARR. This conversation was recorded on October 5, 2020, thanks for listening!

This week, I converse with Taylor Neiman, the co-founder of Toucan, a browser extension that enables you to learn a new language by surfing the web, without even trying! In 2019, the company raised 3 million in seed funding from investors, including GSV, Amplifyher Ventures, Wonder Ventures, Halogen Ventures, VitalizeVC, and Golden Ventures, to name a few. However, before Toucan, Taylor spent time at startups, including Headspace, Fair and Science Inc. I sat down with Taylor to discuss her origin story, all things startups and, of course, her ambitions for Toucan in the years to come. This conversation was recorded on October 1, 2020, thanks for listening!

On this episode of the podcast, I have a conversation with Blake Robbins, a partner at Ludlow Ventures, which backs early stage startups with past investments including Honey, Angel List and Product Hunt, to name a few. Blake, the youngest partner at Ludlow, is quite in tune with the world of startups and the creator economy. And it's his unique views and ideas regarding the intersection of venture, startups and the creator economy that makes him an interesting guy to talk to. As a result, I sat down with Blake to discuss his origin story, all things venture capital, startups, creators and, of course, where he sees the world of startups and venture heading in the years to come. This conversation was recorded on September 14th, 2020, thanks for listening!

Today on the program, I have a conversation with serial tech entrepreneur and investor Michael Hyatt. He’s the co-founder of Bluecat Networks, a b2b tech company Michael started with his brother Richard Hyatt back in 2001. Sixteen years later, Bluecat was acquired for a reported 400 million dollars. Michael is now a prominent angel investor funding the next generation of great entrepreneurs, a guest panellist on Gimlet’s The Pitch, a member of the CEO Board of Advisors at Georgian Partners, one of Canada’s leading venture capital firms, in addition to his philanthropic efforts, as the chair of the Hyatt Family Foundation. I sat down with Michael to discuss all things Bluecat, his journey as a serial entrepreneur and the future of entrepreneurship and startups in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. This conversation was recorded on August 6th, 2020, thanks for listening!

Today on the podcast, I have a conversation with engineer turned entrepreneur turned angel investor Matt Hackett. Matt, a self-taught programmer, who joined Tumblr in 2010 as their VP of Engineering and oversaw the tech team as the product scaled to a platform amassing just south of 500 million users worldwide. However, a significant turning point in Matt's Career was his involvement as the Co-Founder and CTO of Beme, a short-form video sharing app founded alongside well-known youtube vlogger Casey Neistat. It was at Beme that Matt experienced once again the high highs and low lows that make up one's entrepreneurial journey. CNN acquired Beme in 2017. Today Matt is currently in exploration mode (according to his Twitter bio) and has invested in 22+ companies following the CNN Acquisition and is an active advisor too many startups in his portfolio. I sat down with Matt to discuss his experience as a prominent engineer in the fast-paced, ever-changing world of startups, lessons learned at Tumblr and Beme and, of course, what's next for him in the coming years. This conversation was recorded on August 11th, 2020, thanks for listening!

On this episode, I have a conversation with accomplished journalist and serial media entrepreneur Jim VandeHei. Jim is the co-founder and CEO of the media startup Axios and previously was the co-founder and CEO of Politico. Axios, which has raised over 57 million dollars in venture capital and was started in 2016, is a multimedia news organization created to make you smarter faster on what matters. They do this through a collection of articles, newsletters, podcasts and their HBO TV Show, "Axios on HBO." I sat down with Jim to discuss his origin story, the state of news media in 2020 and his ambition for Axios in the years to come. This conversation was recorded on August 6th, 2020, thanks for listening!

On this episode of The Ones Who Succeed, we follow up last week's episode on the coming disruption of education, with a dialogue regarding the future of education, featuring Top Hat Co-Founder and CEO Mike Silagadze. Top Hat it paving the way for the future of higher education by providing a platform enabling students to learn at their own pace, in a more individualized way. Top Hat combines interactive textbooks, lecture slides, assignments, and tests, all in one platform, to support student learning before, during, and after class. I sat down with Mike to discuss the origin story of Top Hat, how the company is adapting to the new normal and where Mike views the future of higher education in the years to come. This conversation was recorded on July 23, 2020, thanks for listening!

On this episode of The Ones Who Succeed, I have a conversation with Prof G (aka: Professor Scott Galloway). Scott is a professor of marketing at the New York University Stern School of Business. He's an entrepreneur, investor, the host of two podcasts including The Prof G Show, and the award-winning podcast Pivot, where he and prominent tech journalist Kara Swisher deconstruct the latest tech and business headlines. In addition to his podcast work, Scott is the bestselling author behind The Four, and his most recent book, The Algebra Of Happiness. As a big fan of Prof G, I was thrilled to have him on the program to discuss his origin story, the coming disruption of education and Scott's views on big tech. This conversation was recorded on August 5th, 2020, thanks for listening!

On this week's episode, I have a conversation with Josh Elman, a former VC at Greylock Partners and an experienced product builder. Josh has built products at companies startups LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook and Robinhood. In addition to being a Venture Investor at Greylock from 2013 to 2018, funding consumer companies, including Musically, Houseparty, Medium, and Discord, to name a few. Josh currently sits on the boards of Medium, Discord and Mammoth Media as a Greylock Board Partner. Due to his experience as a prominent VC and Product Builder in the valley, I knew I wanted to have Josh on the program to discuss topics including but not limited to the evolution of products, the next great platform, and Josh's ambitions in the years to come! This conversation was recorded on July 28th, 2020, thanks for listening!

This week on the program, I have a conversation with Juan Orrego, the Co-Founder and CEO of Cuboh. In a world where food delivery apps are playing a significant role amid the Covid-19 Pandemic, Cuboh’s software solves a major pain point in the world of restaurant food delivery, by consolidating all the food delivery apps into one tablet, helping restaurants manage multiple orders on multiple platforms all the while integrating to external pos and finance software. In this episode, we discuss the origin story of Cuboh, Juan’s ambitions for the company in the coming years and the future of restaurants, which may or may not include ghost kitchens. This conversation was recorded on July 22nd, 2020, thanks for listening!

This week on the program, I chat with Max Child, the Co-Founder of the Voice Entertainment Network Volley! Volley, based in San Francisco, is creating engaging voice experiences for platforms including Amazon Alexa, Google Home, iOS and Android devices. The startup is a pioneer in the world of ambient voice and is behind top-charting smart speaker games and experiences, including Yes Sire, Song Quiz, Word Of The Day and many others. This conversation was recorded on June 25th, 2020, thanks for listening!

This week, I talked with 22-year-old Tech Entrepreneur Aanikh Kler. Aanikh is the co-founder of the social inelegance platform Trufan, a Toronto based startup that has raised over 1.8 million dollars in venture funding. Aanikh's entrepreneurial journey started at the age of 14 when he was featured on CBC's Dragons Den (the Canadian version of Shark Tank) and became the youngest social entrepreneur ever to receive venture funding for a mobile ringtone app he created called UndrTheRadr. The app donated 20 cents of every download to Free the Children. In 2015, Aanikh was named one of Plan Canada's 20 Under 20, an award that recognized 20 of Canada's brightest youth leaders. As a result, I was thrilled to have Aanikh on the program to discuss his entrepreneurial journey, and of course, his ambitions for Trufan and beyond in the coming years!

This week, I am joined by Emmanuel Straschnov who is an original pioneer of the NoCode Movement. His startup Bubble.io enables users to build dynamic database-driven web applications all from a drag and drop interface. Bubble boasts over 400,000 users and was bootstrapped until 2019 when the company raised a 6.3 Million Dollar Seed round with notable investors, including Eric Reis, the author of The Lean Startup, Warby Parker Co-Founder Neil Blumenthal and Allbirds Co-Founder Joseph Zwillinger to name a few. Emmanuel is originally from France and is based in NYC, where he joined this program via Google Meet to discuss the future of NoCode, and how Bubble plays into that.

This week, a conversation with Nicole Quinn, a partner at Lightspeed Venture Partners, a premier venture capital firm based in Silicon Valley. She's known for her bullish stance in regards to voice as the next major platform shift and, of course, her keen eye for tomorrow's platforms, marketplaces, games, fintech, social, or e-commerce companies. Her portfolio consists of startups, including the likes of Calm.com, Cameo, Goop, Rothy's and lady gaga's cosmetic startup Haus Labs. A U.K native, Nicole now calls San Francisco home.

This week, I talk to Lyrebird Co-Founder Jose Sotelo. Lyrebird, an AI startup that enabled users to clone their voice, was recently acquired by podcast editing startup Descript. In this episode, we break down Lyrebird's origin story, how AI can clone your voice, and what a shoutout from a popular Youtuber can do in terms of growth.

This week I talked to Billionaire Entrepreneur and Investor Mark Cuban! Mark is the owner of the Dallas Mavericks and is a well known Shark on ABC's hit reality show Shark Tank. We discussed Mark's entrepreneurial journey, how Mark become a Shark, why he believes the world's first trillionaire will be an AI Entrepreneur in addition to how Mark would make money if he were a teenager during these crazy times! Thanks for listening :)

This week, a conversation with Jonathan Skogmo, the Co-Founder of Jukin Media, a digital media company behind brands including Fail Army, People Are Awesome, and The Pet Collective, to name a few. I chatted with Jon in 2019 at the Jukin Media HQ in Los Angelas, California, to learn more about the serious business behind hilarious videos!

The Ones Who Succeed Season 2 is here! This Wednesday, Birchbox Co-Founder Katia Beauchamp discusses the origin story of the company, a successful cold email she sent to Steve Jobs and her ambitions for Birchbox in the coming years.

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