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Full transcript Laura Jones is Instacart's CMO and was previously the former global head of marketing, but she never explicitly set out to get jobs like those. "How did I end up here?" she asks. "It really centers on proactively seeking out learning opportunities." After stints at Deloitte, Visa, and Google, Laura's last two job hops were both motivated by a realization that she had learned what she could from those roles and "that I wanted to continue pushing myself ... every day has been hard. It's the opposite of comfortable." That helped her reach the C-Suite because, in marketing, you need to be able to talk to all types of people — designers, data analysts, CFOs, and more. Through it all, she has been grateful for the opportunities to learn, and loved the challenges thrown at her daily. Today on Building Better CMOs, Laura talks with MMA Global CEO Greg Stuart about the convergence of commerce and video, customer-centric design, and building different products for different marketer objectives. They also discuss the challenges of today's AI, developing a unified marketing voice, and the differences between pre-IPO Uber and post-IPO Instacart. Follow or subscribe to Building Better CMOs Rate & review the podcast Links: Laura's LinkedIn Greg's LinkedIn This episode was produced and edited by Eric Johnson from LightningPod.fm. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ram Parameswaran has been dominating growth and “crossover” investing for years. He's got an incredible mind and is a fantastic sharer of ideas, trends, themes, and insights. I've had Ram on the podcast in the past to discuss his background and investing thesis. So I figured it was about time to bring him back on to talk about the future, markets, and more. Ram's firm Octahedron Capital is a crossover fund that invests in the internet economy. But before striking out on his own to start his own firm, Ram was doing big things at the multi-billion dollar firm Altimeter Capital (I've actually been a fan of Altimeter founder Brad Gerstner for some time and have shared links to his work in the past). Ram also has some big names in his past investments, including a pre-IPO Uber, Google and TikTok parent Bytedance. In this episode, Ram and I talk about investing in and demystifying the media's views of China, regulation, building infrastructure, investing in tech, no-brainer investments, SPACs, and companies like Amazon, Uber, Roobinhood, and more. Enjoy!  Guest - Ram Parameswaran, Founder and CIO at Octahedron Capital  howardlindzon.com, octahedroncapital.com  Twitter: @howardlindzon, @_ram_, @knutjensen, @jetstarcapital  linkedin.com/in/ramparameswaran  #fintech #invest #investment #venturecapital #stockmarket #finance 

Heute u.a. mit folgenden Nachrichten: - Meinauto will bereitet Börsengang vor - Lieferando-Konkurrent Uber Eats kommt nach Deutschland - Amazon eröffnet Friseursalon in London - Cyberkriminelle wollen 50 Millionen Dollar von Apple - Discord soll Übernahmeangebot von Microsoft abgelehnt haben - Coinbase-Aktie wird ab Freitag in Deutschland vom Handel ausgesetzt - Start von Facebooks Kryptowährung wohl noch in diesem Jahr Heute im Interview: Boris Wasmuth, Co-Initiator von Leaders for Climate Action Und für den Experten-Check in der Rubrik "Investments & Exits" begrüßen wir heute Paula Hübner, Associate La Famiglia

Wir diskutieren die Turbulenzen der letzten Woche und den Zusammenhang von Aktien und Anleihe-Renditen. Außerdem sind die Börsengänge von RobinHood und Coinbase, sowie die IPO-Ankündigung von Oatly Thema. Neue Ergebnisse gibe es von Beyond Meat, Jumia, Airbnb, Plug Power und Etsy.

I had the pleasure of having Octahedron Capital founder Ram Parameswaran on this episode of Panic. His firm Octahedron is a crossover fund that invests in the internet economy. Previously, Ram was a partner at the multi-billion dollar firm Altimeter Capital, focusing on public and private tech investments. He also has some big names in his past investments, including a pre-IPO Uber, Google and TikTok parent Bytedance. Ram has been inside the beast and is now applying it to his own markets. He’s a smart guy and public investor who knows a lot about a lot. In this episode, Ram and I discussed growth, the culture of Silicon Valley, tech, his work at Octahedron Capital, SPACs, trends in the public & private markets, crossover funds, global investing and more. Enjoy! Guest - Ram Parameswaran, Founder at Octahedron Capital  howardlindzon.com, octahedroncapital.com  Twitter: @howardlindzon, @_ram_, @knutjensen  linkedin.com/in/ramparameswaran  #fintech #invest #investment #venturecapital #stockmarket #finance

- Wahlen USA: Twitter-Konsequenzen: Sonderstatus https://www.marketwatch.com/story/trumps-special-treatment-on-twitter-will-soon-end-11604798902 Internet und Wandel der Medienlandschaft Pressekonferenz: Four Seasons https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-election-2020/i-saw-donald-trump-s-presidency-come-crashing-down-at-four-seasons-total-landscaping-b1699962.html Visualisierung von Statistiken - Konsens am Beispiel von Taiwan https://hbr.org/podcast/2020/10/how-taiwan-is-using-technology-to-foster-democracy-with-digital-minister-audrey-tang - Uber/Lyft und die Regulierung der Gig-Economy in Kalifornien https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/04/technology/california-uber-lyft-prop-22.html - Antfinancial-Börsengang von chinesischer Regierung abgeblasen https://www.theguardian.com/business/2020/nov/04/jack-ma-ant-group-is-tamed-social-media-reacts-after-china-blocks-ipo https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2020-11-04/ant-group-s-suspended-ipo-turns-jack-ma-into-ray-dalio-s-nightmare https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-11-04/china-is-planning-a-bigger-ant-crackdown-with-bank-funding-curbs - ByteDance-Börsengang - und wie weiter mit TikTok https://techcrunch.com/2020/11/05/tiktoks-parent-company-bytedance-is-reportedly-looking-for-2b-before-its-hong-kong-public-offering/ - Mega-Exit für Flaschenpost aus Münster https://omr.com/de/oetker-grupper-kauft-flaschenpost/ - Amazon mit Amazon Air in Leipzig https://t3n.de/news/amazon-air-luftfrachtzentrum-1333692/ - Vivid Money mit €100 Millionen Bewertung https://financefwd.com/de/vivid-money-series-a/ - Bitcoin-Wallet in Milliardenhöhe geleert https://www.vice.com/en/article/akdgz8/us-feds-seize-1-billion-in-bitcoin-from-wallet-linked-to-silk-road - Netflix mit linearem TV in Frankreich https://www.theverge.com/2020/11/7/21553998/netflix-linear-channel-france-streaming-cable-tv - Corona-App: Ein Erfahrungsbericht - Podcast-Empfehlung: Female Future Finance https://www.creativeconstruction.de/blog/2020/11/06/neue-podcastreihe-female-future-finance-folge-1-sibylle-strack-ceo-kontist/

Online tradie platform HiPages will have its long-awaited IPO this week - valued up to $318 million. This week, WeWork and Uber investor SoftBank will announce its latest financial results - but what will it do with its $110 billion in cash? Preserving Indigenous sites will be on the agenda at Australian mining giant Fortescue Metal’s annual general meeting this week. --- Flux Wellness Month: http://bit.ly/fluxwellnessmonth Start your money journey: https://www.flux.finance/ Get insights on your credit score: https://www.flux.finance/creditscore Newsletter: https://www.flux.finance/newsletter Instagram: http://bit.ly/fluxinsta TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@flux.finance Facebook group: http://bit.ly/whatthefluxgroup --- The content in this podcast reflects the views and opinions of the hosts, and is intended for personal and not commercial use. We do not represent or endorse the accuracy or reliability of any opinion, statement or other information provided or distributed in these episodes.

Information on the Reynolds Wrap going public, Waymo and its self driving tractor trailers, Coors makes first real acquisition in 4 years #news #business #podcast #stockmarket #investing #money #stock #stocknews #beer --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dollarsandcents/support

Painel semanal de notícias de negócios e empresas, comentadas e analisadas pela BTC!Temas comentados:- Linx e Magazine Luiza fazem parceria: Omnichannel e Estratégia de parcerias, além da Black Friday com entrega no mesmo dia da Netshoes- Executivo do Itaú será novo CFO da Nubank: Credibilidade, relacionamentos estratégicos e encaminhamento para IPO- Uber perde licença de atuação em Londres: Poder de regulação, controle operacional, os laranjas e a "rachadinha"- LVMH compra Tiffany: Negociação, Valuation, mix de produtos e representatividade geográfica- Com modelo semelhante à Theranos, Truvian Sciences consegue investimentos: a história da fraude e o tempo de maturação da tecnologia- Em apresentação com problemas, Tesla lança Cybertruck: Genialidade do Marketing e competição de picapes elétricas- A aposta da Odontoclinic nos alinhadores: Elevel, tecnologia, influenciadores e canais de marketing- Reestruturação da Gafisa em curso: Resultados, operação e expectativas de retomada do setor- Adidas e Prada em estratégia de co-branding: Resultados da empresa de sportswear e benefícios da estratégia de marcaSe você gostou, INSCREVA-SE em nosso canal e curta o nosso vídeo! ----------------------------------------------------Siga a BTC nas redes sociais!Facebook: https://bit.ly/face-btcInstagram: https://bit.ly/insta-btcLinkedIn: https://bit.ly/linkedin-btc----------------------------------------------------Confira nosso site: www.btcompany.com.br

WeWork has been front of mind over the past few weeks. The office space leasing company funded by Softbank's Vision Fund had expected a $47 billion value at IPO. Instead, the company had to pull its IPO as its expected value dropped to below $20 billion. Days later, the company dismissed the co-founder and CEO Adam Neumann. After pulling the IPO, questions have now arisen about WeWork's ability to stay solvent. Some estimates suggest WeWork may run out of cash within the year (for context: in 2018, WeWork lost $1.8 billion or $200k every hour). In this episode of Equity Mates, we make the case that WeWork is just the tip of a VC-fuelled, over-inflated iceberg. In fact, over the last few years a number of unprofitable unicorns (a unicorn is a private tech company valued at $1 billion or more) have gone public. It seems that public market investors are not as tolerant of companies that lose money, and this has been reflected in their share price. To give you an sense of what we're discussing, below is a list of a few companies mentioned in this episode and their share price movement since IPO (price as of recording date): • WeWork pulled IPO • Uber down 29% • Lyft down 50% • Slack down 33% • Spotify down 21% • Snapchat down 46% • Dropbox down 31% • Peloton down 19% In this episode you will learn: • How WeWork is just the tip of the iceberg of tech unicorns now struggling in public markets • What led to these inflated valuations in the first place • How the iPhone's release in 2007 sparked a decade-long, venture capital boom • What recent VC megadeals, including deals by Softbank, have meant for these companies • Why now is the time that this VC bubble is ending • How public market investors should think about these events Remember, our live show are coming up fast. Register for free today so you don't miss out. • Melbourne - Wednesday 23 October - 6pm • Sydney - Tuesday 29 October - 6pmFor all the details and to register: https://equitymates.com/finimize/

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Uber, the rideshare app, recently was valued at $80 Billion and placed it's IPO. In turn, drivers for Uber and Lyft have turned off their ride share apps to protest. These drivers are bringing the inequality of pay, driving conditions, and lack of job security to light. Overall, this strike during UBER's IPO has helped aid in a bit of a stumble for the company. So this week, we sat down and talked about how this problem could be solved. Further, looking into the variables that affect a Uber or Lyft driver's day to day routes. Thank you for listening and please let us know what you think could help ride share programs such as Uber and Lyft to help their contractors. Email us: TheOffTheTopPodcast@gmail.com Social: @OffTheTopCast

Stuart Langridge, Jono Bacon, and Jeremy Garcia present Bad Voltage, in which we look forward for the year and describe what we think will happen in tech in 2019! Our predictions are: Jono: These companies will IPO: Uber (the largest IPO ever), Peloton, Lyft, Slack, Cloudflare Netflix will start selling films/programmes for a one-off cost, […]

UberとLyftの違い｜黒字上場｜上場と米国経済の関係｜Exitの9割がM&A｜アーリーステージでのExit予想｜ホテル企業としてのAirbnb｜ソフトバンクとUberの時価総額｜Uber上場の主幹事決めの裏話｜売上のない検討資料｜投資銀行のトップがパートでUberの運転手に｜米国政府機関が一部閉鎖、IPOへの影響｜Build the Wall！｜今後の展開は、自動運転と運送業に注目｜米国で一番多い仕事はトラックドライバー｜UberEats vs. Grubhub （※1月11日に収録しました） ◎ひとこと Off TopicのTwitter始めました！