Ryan Graves
5 statements across 3 episodes · 1 bullish · 1 bearish · 3 people on the record · first statement Mar 21, 2016 by Rob Hayes · said 31 times in 8 episodes since 2016 · across every show →
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brought up most by Rob Hayes (7), Cyan Banister (7), Scott Gorlick (5), Harry Stebbings (5), Shervin Pishevar (3), Ryan Sarver (2), Justin Caldbeck (1), Hiten Shah (1)
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2025 3 mentions in 1 episode
2024 5 mentions in 1 episode
2020 7 mentions in 1 episode
2019 1 mention in 1 episode
2016 15 mentions in 4 episodes 4 per episode
- Uber's First Investor, First Round Capital's Rob Hayes on How The Deal Of The Decade Originated and Why Product Orientated VC Is The Future
- 20VC: Techstars Founder, David Cohen on Scaling Techstars Ventures and Investing In Uber, Twilio and Sendgrid
- 20VC: Do VC's Really Hustle Enough? The Takeaways From Watching Twitter Scale From 30 to 2,500 & Why Chris Sacca Is Like Yoda with Ryan Sarver, Partner @ Redpoint
- 20VC: Binary's Justin Caldbeck on Specialisation Being Key To Success In VC, The Biggest Problem In VC Today and Why The Future Is A Moneyless Barter Economy
- every mention in 2016, scene by scene →
Everything said about Ryan Graves, oldest first
Mar 21, 2016 positive
Ryan Graves built Uber's operational core and expansion playbook
“In Ryan's case, it turned out to be true. I mean, he, he's an amazing guy. And, you know, if you look at You know, the impact that he's had on Uber and the culture there and, you know, how they, you know, kind of started, you know, going from city to city and …”
Mar 21, 2016 neutral
Mar 21, 2016 neutral
Jun 27, 2016
David Cohen invested $50k in Uber after asking for a $100k allocation
“And I said, I was in sitting on that bar stool. I think I asked for a 100,000 dollars. And, you know, cause at the time I think that was the sort of up leveling that we were trying to do in that fund. And I got 50. It's fine. I took 50.”
Nov 7, 2016 negative
Caldbeck: Passing on Uber at 10 employees was my biggest miss
“My biggest miss far and away was Uber. Far and away. I mean, I met Ryan when the company was 10 people, and I just, I didn't get how people could afford to be paying 50 dollars for rides that were, you know, eight, 10 blocks, and at that point, there was no no…”