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Tuesday, 21/1/2020

GROWTH: John Egan, Growth Engineer at Pinterest, walks through the major types of projects that a growth team works on and how they should adjust their portfolio allocation over time: Managing Your Growth Team’s Portfolio: A Step-by-Step Guide

FOUNDER STORY: Sammy Abdullah, Co-Founder of Blossom Street Ventures, provides his learning from "How to Turn Down a Billion Dollars, The Snapchat Story," by Billy Gallagher: Learnings from Snapchat

FOUNDER INTERVIEW: Ian Schoen, Co-Founder of Tropical MBA and Dynamite Jobs, on the evolution and future of nomadic entrepreneurship, how staying lean and knowing when to exit important in growing a business and more: Ian Schoen (Co-Founder of Tropical MBA)

FOUNDER INTERVIEW: Matt Mullenweg, Founder of WordPress, discusses the beginning of WordPress, the importance of open source in the age of cloud, why he's excited about the distributed workplace, the core founding principles at Automatic, the lessons he's learned as a founder and more: https://om.co/2020/01/16/podcast-interviewing-matt-mullenweg/

SAAS: Aaron Ross, Author of the book "Predictable Revenue," recounts his experiences eight years after he published the book, and further explains basic gist of the book, how it has been used incorrectly and more: Eight Years After Predictable Revenue with Aaron Ross (Predictable Revenue)

INNOVATION: Chris Dixon, Partner at A16z, speaks with Buzzfeed Founder and CEO Jonah Peretti about modes of innovation and how they will drive the future of the Internet: Inside-Out vs. Outside-In: The Adoption of New Technologies

STRATEGY: Dan Martell of Flowtown and Clarity.fm shares business lessons he learned from snowbiking with a group of entrepreneurs in the backcountry of British Colombia, explaining the 1-3-1 rule applied in entrepreneurship, why proper leadership and team management is the quickest strategy to grow, how people, processes, and capital are the things that break when a company is growing quickly and more: The 5 Competitive Business Strategies I Learned Snow Biking With a Group of World-Class Entrepreneurs

SAAS: Jason Lemkin, Founder of SaaStr, shares thoughts on the future of SaaS companies: What will SaaS companies look like in the future?

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