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Verbatim, from the transcripts: the passages where Twilio comes up
20VC: Accel's Dan Levine on The Current State of Seed & Series A, The Rise of Pre-Emptive Rounds, Solo Capitalists and Multi-Stage Funds Entering Seed & Market, People and Product; What To Prioritise?
- ▶ 20:13 Daniel Levine I mean, my favorite part is when I talk to a lot of other people about this, people doubt it, or people find ways to say it's not software developers making purchasing decisions or things like that, and I'm thrilled that they think that,…
20VC: Sahil Lavingia on Rolling Funds and Their Impact on The Future of Venture, How To Evaluate Market, Team and Product, The Value of Party Rounds & The Pros and Cons of Multi-Stage Funds Investing at Seed
- ▶ 31:49 Sahil Lavingia Pinterest and Slack and Square, and there's probably a dozen sort of ten billion dollar plus companies, Twilio, etc., and you need those if you're a billion dollar firm.
20VC: Multi-Stage Funds Investing At Seed Are Option Value Investing, Why The Biggest Enemy For Venture Firms Is Group Think and How Running Companies Changes Your Investment Mentality with Manu Kumar, Founder @ K9 Ventures
- ▶ 0:00 Harry Stebbings You are listening to the 20 Minute VC with me, Harry Stebbings, and with self-isolation, there is more to see on Instagram, and so you can see all things behind the scenes there, at hstebbings.com, and I always love to see you there, but…
20VC: Why Now Is The Hardest Time To Raise an Institutional Pre-Seed in the Last Decade, What To Do When The Founder and VC Interests Do Not Align & The Rise of Pre-Emptive Rounds with Gaurav Jain, Founder & Managing Partner @ Afore Capital
- ▶ 12:21 Gaurav Jain So the cost saving that's come from the shift to, you know, AWS, Twilio, et cetera, it's offset by the increase in labor costs, which is why that number has stayed fairly stable, and we expect that to stay stable in the, in the future.