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Tristan Handy is the Founder and CEO at dbt Labs, a cloud-based data management platform that has raised over $400M to date, and was last valued at $4.2B in 2022. Dbt Labs has grown from just three companies using its free tool in 2016 to an ecosystem of 30,000+ enterprise users. Before founding dbt Labs, Tristan was the VP of Marketing at RJMetrics and the Director of Operations at Squarespace. – In today's episode, we discuss: Dbt's explosive growth The strategic pivot from consulting to a software company Unexpected strategies for building a tech category from scratch The critical moment: Why and when dbt Labs sought venture funding How to drive commercial adoption after open-sourcing Two things every founder CEO should do Much more – Referenced: Amazon Redshift: https://aws.amazon.com/redshift/ Bob Moore: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robertjmoore/ Crossbeam: https://www.crossbeam.com/ dbt Labs: https://www.getdbt.com/ Drew Banin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drewbanin/ Jerry Colonna: https://www.reboot.io/team/jerry-colonna/ RJMetrics: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RJMetrics SeatGeek: https://seatgeek.com/ Steve Ritter: https://www.linkedin.com/in/steve-ritter-69495210/ Squarespace: https://www.squarespace.com/ – Where to find Tristan: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tristanhandy/ Twitter/X: https://x.com/jthandy – Where to find Brett: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brett-berson-9986094/ Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/brettberson – Where to find First Round Capital: Website: https://firstround.com/ First Round Review: https://review.firstround.com/ Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/firstround YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@FirstRoundCapital This podcast on all platforms: https://review.firstround.com/podcast – Timestamps: (00:00) Introduction (02:56) The critical oversight in data analysis (05:41) Becoming an “accidental founder” (07:04) Inside the unique decision to start a consultancy (08:17) The game-changing principle behind dbt Labs' rapid growth (11:20) Finding dbt Labs' first customers (15:52) Consulting's hidden scalability (17:25) How dbt Labs created a new category (21:03) The anti-demo strategy (23:59) Community hacking: the Slack group that changed everything (26:00) The open source philosophy (27:39) When growth went exponential (28:49) How consulting engagements shaped the roadmap (30:02) Fundraising only when “things started to break” (32:40) Consultancy superpowers: the hidden advantages (34:04) Pivoting from consulting to software (40:00) Key monetization strategies (48:56) Why “begrudging” CEOs can be successful (51:02) Advice for finding PMF: “It's not a playbook” (51:59) Lowering your standards is a hack (53:30) Navigating emotional overwhelm (54:25) Every CEO needs a coach
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00:00 Weekly stories, inspiration, and interaction for you. 06:13 Steve Ritter, encouraged shift to weightlifting in California. 08:17 Maintain focus, believe in yourself, surround positivity. 13:13 Eat well, drink water, ease into change. 15:49 Find happiness to inspire self-love and growth. 18:14 Maintain physical fitness for improved health later. 22:59 Visualizing your desires guarantees their manifestation. 25:41 Trust God and put in the work. 27:53 Focus on goals, one at a time. 33:05 Woman starts funding company after experiencing homelessness. 33:33 Woman overcomes hardship, helps others achieve success. 37:49 Listen to affirmations, set intentions, remove toxicity. 41:27 Social media managed by Krista, book pre-order. 44:07 Get help for burnout and grow. To get the complete show notes email me at visionsmadellc@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/whatsnextforwomen/support
Steve Ritter, co-owner of Ritter's Landscaping, Home & Garder Center, discusses celebrating 50 years of Ritter's, what has made them successful for the past 50 years, the history of Ritter's, the challenges of running their business, staying on the cutting edge and building their network in their industry, finding new items other stores don't have, how COVID affected their business, surprise items that flew off the shelves, the future of Ritter's, and more.
Where is the intersection of trust and identity? On this week's State of Identity podcast host Cameron D'Ambrosi is joined by Steve Ritter, CTO at Mitek & Christopher Briggs Head of Product at Mitek to discuss their recent acquisition of HooYu, and what this means for the identity market, businesses, and consumers alike.
Steve Ritter, CTO of Mitek, joins the show this week to share his story on fueling his passion for problem-solving with technology, how he thinks about creating safe digital environments to build trust, achieving the careful balance of friction and convenience in consumer fintech, the reality of defending against deep fakes, digital infrastructure priming the pump of inclusiveness…and rebuilding a 1972 Ford Bronco! MoneyNeverSleeps is sponsored by PAT Fintech, the training partner that demystifies fintech and digital finance for financial services professionals. Mitek brings the future to business with patented solutions and intuitive technologies that bridge the physical and digital worlds. Mitek products power and protect millions of identity evaluations as well as mobile deposits every day, around the world. Here's one soundbite from Steve Ritter on the differences between those financial services providers succeeding and those struggling with the massive shift to digital in the last 18 months: “I think it does boil down to how you're interacting with your customer and what you're doing specifically as a business to create that safe environment to build trust.” LINKS: Learn more about Mitek and why they're trusted the world over for digital identity verification on MitekSystems.com Episode title inspired by Trust by Nas. Leave a review and subscribe on Podchaser | Apple Podcasts | Spotify| Google| Overcast Check out our MoneyNeverSleeps website Subscribe to our newsletter on Substack Follow us on Twitter Podcast | Twitter Pete | Twitter Eoin Get in touch at info@moneyneversleeps.ie --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/moneyneversleeps/support
I sat down with High School Business/Technology Applications teacher, Steve Ritter, to talk about the different classes he teaches and how getting involved in youth counseling at his church helped inspire him to get into teaching. He also talks about his favorite golf courses in Iowa and growing up playing sports with his friends.
Wildland firefighting was discussed this past week in Washington. Those serving as emergency personnel and firefighters in rural settings find some situations and approaches unique compared to their urban counterparts. Rod Bain reports:Friday's USDA ag prices report shows that in November, producers saw price increases for most commodities. (Rod Bain)Ag Secretary Sonny Perdue urges hemp producers to fully educate themselves about the new industry before jumping into it. Heres more from Washington.As the 2020 Legislature looms ahead, Governor Brad Little gave the Farm Bureau a preview of his priorities. Steve Ritter reports:
Thanks for joining us, I'm Jake Putnam reporting from the Farm Bureau's Annual Meeting in Coeur d'Alene.Idaho Farmers from across the State are meeting here to set farm policy for 2020.The meeting is a grass-roots gathering of farmers as Steve Ritter reports:The number of H-2A farm labor positions reached record highs this year, and wages paid under the program will increase again in 2020. Micheal Clements has more.
Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue says the President will not accept any agreement with China that would be just an agreement in name only. Gary Crawford reports:Row crop producers wishing to enroll in either of USDA's Farm Bill farm safety net programs for the next crop year can now do so at their local Farm Service Agency office. In Washington, the American Farm Bureau is focusing on the concept of sustainability. Michael Clements has more:In Mackay where growing seasons are short one farmer has found a niche crop, and is having a good season:Idaho's ranching community is mourning the loss of ranching icon, Phil Soulen who passed away last week. Steve Ritter reports:
The American Farm Bureau Federation applauds lawmakers effort to modernize the Endangered Species Act. Micheal Clements has more.The Agriculture Secretary spoke about increasing ag export opportunities for dairy with producers at this year's World Dairy Expo. Rod Bain reports:A farm in Canyon County is having great success with no-till cover crops, and they're saving money and saving top soil, Steve Ritter reports:Its fall and another change of season—and in Pocatello its time to hunt.
Steve Ritter is the Founder and CEO of the Center for Team Excellence. He is on the faculty of the Center for Professional Excellence at Elmhurst College where he earned the President’s Award for Excellence in Teaching. He is the acclaimed author of the 2009 Amazon Top 50 Business Book: Team Clock: A Guide to Breakthrough Teams and the 2019 release: The 4 Stages of a Team: How Teams Thrive…and What to do When They Don’t.In this episode, Steve:Defines teamExplains the Team Clock method as well as its genesis.Explains why teams must cycle to grow and strengthen their relationships and productivityTakes a deep dive into the four stages of a TeamDefines characteristics of a healthy vs. an unhealthy teamExplores how to approach a toxic workplaceReveals that not everyone wants to be part of a healthy teamPractical Tips:I highly recommend reading Steve's books so that you can strengthen and grow the teams in your life.Resources:To purchase an electronic copy of Team Clock: A Guide to Breakthrough Teams, click here.To purchase an electronic copy of The 4 Stages of a Team: How Teams Thrive…and What to do When They Don’t, click here.To learn more about the Team Clock Institute, click here.Additional article referencing employee disengagement mentioned in the episode.
Retail beef prices are on the rise. Gary Crawford reports from Washington:In Emmett at 7-Rivers Livestock the rising prices have not gone unnoticed. Auctioneer Eric Drees-The prospects for U.S. agricultural export sales this year are dimmer than analysts thought just a few months ago.The Side by side ATV has replaced the horse on the family farm…and popularity of the off road vehicles continues to grow as Steve Ritter reports:
That's the sound of Mike Ribley's New Holland baler…this week they're cutting hay and trucking it to Sandpoint and all points south.In Ada County farmers there have started the first harvests…but there are other worries on the horizon, as Steve Ritter reports:Farmers and ranchers have an opportunity to show lawmakers the importance of accurate rural broadband maps. Micheal Clements has more.A new report from USDA's Farm Service Agency is giving us a more concrete idea of how much land there is on which farmers have been kept from planting. Gary Crawford reports
The Idaho Wheat Harvest is 10 days late. Producer Richard Durrant out of Meridian says his while numbers are down his quality is good.TAG: The Idaho Wheat Commission says that so far yields are down 10 percent, which is expected after a very cold, late spring.USDA recently released the details of a new round of trade aid for U.S. producers. The Farm Bureau's Chad Smith has more from Washington.Its that time of year again—Fair season. Kids have waited all summer to show livestock, Steve Ritter reports.
Farm lenders got a brief overview Tuesday of the state of the farm economy from Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue. Gary Crawford reports:It appears that U.S. trade talks with China may be advancing soon from the telephone to the negotiating table. (Gary Crawford The Labor Department this past week proposed to streamline the federal guest worker program. The American Farm Bureau Federation is evaluating the 500-page proposal and will provide input on behalf of farmers.And back here in Idaho, after the Emmett cherry harvest the next logical step is…cherry juice as Steve Ritter reports:
We're past the 4th of July…and we're starting to see the first hot days of summer here in Idaho.The progress of US Winter wheat is picking up across the nation as the weather improves. Stephanie Ho, reports from Washington:Spring wheat heading has more than doubled this past week because of that good weather. USDA will resurvey farmers to provide a more accurate estimate of the crop size and planted area. Micheal Clements has more.Organic or not organic, a Gem county fruit farmer sets the record straight, as Steve Ritter reports:
Steve Ritter shares the fundamentals that makes teams healthy through their inevitable changes. You'll Learn: Where teams get stuck most often How to grow and deepen over time as a team Why there's hope for disengaged team members About Steve: Steve Ritter is the Founder and CEO of the Center for Team Excellence. He is on the faculty of the Center for Professional Excellence at Elmhurst College where he earned the President’s Award for Excellence in Teaching. He is the acclaimed author of the 2009 Amazon Top 50 Business Book: Team Clock: A Guide to Breakthrough Teams and the 2019 release: The 4 Stages of a Team: How Teams Thrive…and What to do When They Don’t. Steve’s Book: “The 4 Stages of a Team: How teams thrive…and what to do when they don’t” Steve’s previous Book: “Team Clock: A Guide to Breakthrough Teams” by Steve Ritter Steve’s Website: Team Clock Resources mentioned in the show: App: Inner Balance Tool: Flesch-Kincaid Readability Test Tool Tool: HeartMath Book: “This Is Marketing: You Can’t Be Seen Until You Learn to See” by Seth Godin Previous episode: 001:Communicating with Inspiration and Clarity with Mawi Asgedom Previous episode: 036:Detoxifying Teams with Steve Ritter Thank you to our sponsor: ZipRecruiter is the smartest way to hire View transcript, show notes, and links at http://AwesomeAtYourJob.com/ep458
In Gem County, the first orchard crops are in and its festival time…Steve Ritter reports:US lawmakers are voicing concerns about the pending trade agreement between the U.S., Mexico and Canada:The top U.S. trade negotiator says the process of getting the US-M-CA on the path to ratification is going smoothly.After one of the wettest springs on record, USDA meteorologist say that drought levels across the country are at an all time low, We talked to meteorologist Brad Rippey,A recent report from the Agriculture department shows full implementation of rural broadband could increase farm and ranch production. Micheal Clements has more.
The American Farm Bureau Federation is urging lawmakers to reinstate tax credits for biodiesel and short line railroads. Micheal Clements has more.The US House of Representatives this week followed the Senate's lead in approving an over $19 billion dollar disaster aid package - one designed to benefit Ag producers impacted by natural disasters over the last three years. Rod Bain reports:The Agriculture Secretary gave the latest on ‘if and how' preventative plantings could be included as part of the recently announced trade mitigation package.Springtime is food time across Idaho as farmers markets open across the state, Steve Ritter visited a Farm to table event in Northern Idaho.
The first crop of hay for 2019 is in the barn—just before the rains…other farmers are waiting, Steve Ritter reported that getting the hay in has proven to be a race against the clock, with mother nature calling all the shots.USDA says trade mitigation package is coming "shortly". Farmers urged not to make planting decisions based on speculation about what the package will contain. Gary Crawford reported from WashingtonUS Ag Secretary Perdue was in Utah yesterday and he and the state of Utah signed a shared stewardship agreement on forests. Stephanie Ho was there with this report:American farmers and ranchers are suffering from the ongoing trade disputes between the U.S. and China. Chad Smith has more.
Its harvest time in Idaho, you heard that right, its harvest time in Idaho, in fact, the first harvest of the year. Steve Ritter reports:The Environmental Protection Agency must finalize its year-round E15 rules to allow sales this summer because current regulations stop E15 sales in many states. Micheal Clements has more.I talked to USDA meteorologist Brad Rippey about sugar beet planting…while Idaho is now caught up the midwest is behind: Idaho is now 95 percent planted.
USDA now has available an online tool to help dairy producers make decisions about the new Margin Coverage Program. Gary CrawfordAs Idahoans gets comfortable with spring, danger lurks on country roads as farm equipment takes to the roads. Steve Ritter reports:In Burley, students learn a thing or two about ranching in a successful program sponsored by the Farm Bureau and Future Farmers of American, Joel Benson reports:
gri-business is big business in Idaho…Steve Ritter reports that spin-off Ag businesses are growing, he visited the Magic Valley for a huge new operation in Burley:Sugar beet production continues to thrive in Cassia County—and where there's cash crops thrive you'll find research:And where would Idaho Ag be without research: speaking of research Steve Ritter visited the U of I research center in Parma:The big question on Capitol Hill in Washington is will there be any let up in the low prices for farm commodities over the next 10 years?
After a long hard winter, spring has finally sprung…and while its still too wet and early to turn dirt, they're busy in the orchards of SW Idaho as Steve Ritter reports:It's raining, it's pouring it's snowing -- and we just had the wettest US winter on record. Stephanie Ho has the story.The Idaho Statehouse served as a dramatic backdrop for the annual observance of National Ag Day…On hand was Department of Ag Director Celia Gould and even the Governor:Back in Washington, The American Broadband Initiative is helping rural America connect to high-speed internet. Micheal Clements has more.Unknowns in the commodity markets, and on the trade front, are making it tough for farmers to make planting decisions. Gary Crawford has more.
In this episode Byron and Steve talk about the future of AGI, how AI will effect jobs, security, warfare, and privacy. Episode 66: A Conversation with Steve Ritter
In this episode Byron and Steve talk about the future of AGI, how AI will effect jobs, security, warfare, and privacy. Episode 66: A Conversation with Steve Ritter
In this episode Byron and Steve talk about the future of AGI, how AI will effect jobs, security, warfare, and privacy. Episode 66: A Conversation with Steve Ritter
Idaho's Trespass bill is still getting a lot of play across Idaho. Idaho lawmakers passed the bill that strengthened the protection of private property rights by amending the state's confusing trespass laws and consolidated them. Lawmakers passed the bill by a huge margin in both the House and Senate. Those votes were cast after several public hearings that stretched on for hours. Steve Ritter talked to a Gem County farmer who says the bill is welcome and needed across Idaho
In this mini-episode, Pete quickly offers a curation of a dozen episodes to help achieve one of four key objectives: 1) Tackling overwhelm 2) Getting quicker promotions 3) Collaborating better 4) Presenting better 1) Tackling overwhelm 15 - David Allen 32 - Chris Bailey 38 - Greg McKeown 2) Getting quicker promotions 2 - Arla Lach 12 - Claire Pederson Patel 18 - Kara Eschbach 25 - Dan Rust 3) Collaborating better 34 - Kevan Hall 36 - Steve Ritter 45 - Emmanuel Gobillot 4) Presenting better 1 - Mawi Asgedom 41 - Dr. Nick Morgan
Old friend and Team Clock originator Steve Ritter shares his experiences on the key differentiators of toxic vs. healthy teams… and key steps for making the leap.You'll learn:1. Why strategic planning is often a monumental failure2. The pillars of Ritter's Team Clock model for successful teaming3. Common behaviors that cause dysfunction in teams –and how to correct themAbout SteveSteve Ritter has served as a human resources leader, teacher, author, and consultant. He is a fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives, the Founder and CEO of the Team Clock Institute, the Managing Director of the Midwest Institute & Center for Workplace Innovation, and the author of Team Clock: A Guide to Breakthrough Teams and Useful Pain: Why Your Relationships Need Struggle. Steve is on the faculty of the Center for Professional Excellence at Elmhurst. He is the former Senior Vice President and Director of Human Resources at Leaders Bank, which won the #1 Best Place to Work in Illinois in 2006 the APA's Psychologically Healthy Workplace Award in 2010. Steve consults organizations including Kraft Foods, Kellogg's, Advocate Health Care, the Chicago White Sox, Northwestern Mutual, the Illinois Hospital Association, and Starcom Worldwide.Items MentionedTeam Clock WebsiteTeam Clock ManualSteve's book, Team ClockSteve's book, Useful PainWhat to Do When it's Your Turn by Seth GodinView transcript, show notes, and links at https://awesomeatyourjob.com/ep36See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Old friend and Team Clock originator Steve Ritter shares his experiences on the key differentiators of toxic vs. healthy teams...and key steps for making the leap. You’ll learn: Why strategic planning is often a monumental failure The pillars of Ritter’s “Team Clock” model for successful teaming Common behaviors that cause dysfunction in teams --and how to correct them About Steve Steve Ritter has served as a human resources leader, teacher, author, and consultant. He is a fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives, the Founder and
Old friend and Team Clock originator Steve Ritter shares his experiences on the key differentiators of toxic vs. healthy teams...and key steps for making the leap. You’ll learn: Why strategic planning is often a monumental failure The pillars of Ritter’s “Team Clock” model for successful teaming Common behaviors that cause dysfunction in teams --and how to correct them About Steve Steve Ritter has served as a human resources leader, teacher, author, and consultant. He is a fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives, the Founder and CEO of the Team Clock Institute, the Managing Director of the Midwest Institute & Center for Workplace Innovation, and the author of Team Clock: A Guide to Breakthrough Teams and Useful Pain: Why Your Relationships Need Struggle. Steve is on the faculty of the Center for Professional Excellence at Elmhurst. He is the former Senior Vice President and Director of Human Resources at Leaders Bank, which won the #1 Best Place to Work in Illinois in 2006 the APA’s Psychologically Healthy Workplace Award in 2010. Steve consults organizations including Kraft Foods, Kellogg's, Advocate Health Care, the Chicago White Sox, Northwestern Mutual, the Illinois Hospital Association, and Starcom Worldwide. View transcript, show notes, and links at http://AwesomeAtYourJob.com/ep36
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