IBM, every mention
6 scenes (2018), the whole family · ← back to IBM
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every year 2018 anyone Harry Stebbings 34Rory O'Driscoll 19Jason Lemkin 9Oren Zeev 5Christian Kleinerman 5Leah Busque 4Joel Monegro 4Jake Saper 4Frank Quattrone 4Elias Torres 4
Verbatim, from the transcripts: the passages where IBM comes up
20VC: Ryan Caldbeck on Why The Business Model of VC is Broken, Who is To Blame, How The Best Funds Will Use Data Intelligently Moving Forward & Whether We Are In A Consumer Bubble Or Not?
- ▶ 7:09 Ryan Caldbeck Also, an old expression in investing from many decades ago that said, I don't get fired for investing into IBM.
20VC: Behind The Scenes of a $Bn IPO Process, What Startups Can Learn From Teddy Roosevelt's "Five Minute Meetings" and What John Lennon Teaches Founders About Storytelling with Howard Lerman, Founder & CEO @ Yext
- ▶ 5:03 Howard Lerman I will say that I think if you historically look back at the greatest companies in history, they typically have come from more of a grassroots organic type of feel like Microsoft or Apple or even IBM or going back to the Ford Motor…
20VC: The Mindset The Best Investors Assume When Assessing Opportunities, Why So Many Hardware Startups Fail Today & The Right Way To Think About Employee Retention with Andrew Farah, Founder & CEO @ Density
- ▶ 17:04 Andrew Farah Sometimes that's a big deal with IBM and in Microsoft's very early days.
20VC: Why Most The Value In Crypto Will Accrue in Governance, When Institutional Capital Will Enter The Space and How To Think About Liquidity In Crypto with Joel Monegro, Founding Partner @ Placeholder.VC
- ▶ 7:16 Joel Monegro So the commoditization of electronics, the open sourcing of electronics as a platform led to the creation of computers and allowed for companies like IBM and so many others to emerge. 4 times in the scene
20VC: Finding VC Partners That Look Beyond The Numbers, The Black Box of VC Secrets That Needs To Be Shared & The 1,000 Reasons A VC Won't Invest In You When It Has Nothing To Do With You with Leah Busque, General Partner @ Fuel Capital
- ▶ 3:08 Leah Busque I was a software engineer at IBM for eight years before I had the idea for TaskRabbit.
- ▶ 27:30 Leah Busque And I was working at IBM as an engineer living in Boston. 3 times in the scene