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Nilan Peiris: What Growth Hacks Worked and What Did Not, from Wise CPO | E1182 · 20VC with Harry Stebbings
- ▶ 9:27 Harry Stebbings It reminds me of actually Zoopla's strategy of having, where you put in your postcode and it'll do like a gas timet of your house
20VC: Are VCs Still "Open For Business", How VCs Attitude To Risk Has Changed & The 2 Most Valuable Assets To Founders Today with Fred Destin, Founding Partner @ Stride VC
- ▶ 0:32 Harry Stebbings Prior to Excel, he was a partner at Atlas Venture, now Accomplice, where he invested in and served on the board of PillPack, Zoopla, which IPO'd, Secret Escapes, Integral Ad Science, which had a partial exit to Vista for eight hundred and…
20VC: Stride's Fred Destin on The Acceptable vs Non-Acceptable Risks When Investing, How Startup Founders Can Improve The Quality of Their Decision-Making and Must Play for Batting Average & Why Plans Do Not Matter and No Board Member Should Bash An Entre
- ▶ 7:01 Fred Destin And, you know, for me, having lived through, you know, Zooplas at three billion, your pill packs at a billion, et cetera, like once you get to these outcomes, you suddenly start to realize, actually, there is a system to do this.
- ▶ 25:22 Fred Destin Yeah, so I mean, the notion of venture value add is very elusive, and people talk about it more than they deliver it, and I would say the best entrepreneur, like Alex Chesterman at Zoopla, for example, the best entrepreneur is someone you…
20VC: Why Partners Are There To Save Each Other From Themselves, Why Effective Reserve Allocation Is The Hardest Question In Venture & What Makes The Truly Special Board Members with Jeff Fagnan, Founding Partner @ Accomplice
- ▶ 31:56 Jeff Fagnan And Fred then had really interesting stock picking, you know, ability, calling PillPack very early on, calling a bunch of other kinds of Zoopla, which was just one of probably the most controversial investment I could remember at Atlas.
20VC: Fred Destin @ Accel on Why Startups Fail & Founders Get Fired?
- ▶ 0:36 Harry Stebbings And prior to Excel, Fred was a partner at Atlas Venture, where he worked with the likes of Zoopla, Secret Escapes, Daily Motion, Price Minister, and many more incredible companies.
- ▶ 4:12 Fred Destin So, a company like Deliveroo, the benefit of companies like Deliveroo and PillPack, and most of the ones I've backed have done well, like Zoopla in the past, is that if you look at the microeconomics of the business, that the little engine… 2 times in the scene
- ▶ 23:50 Fred Destin And a lot of my founders end up being friends, you know, TJ at PillPack and Alex, um, at Zoopla, et cetera, are people that I really enjoy seeing socially, you know, that are, um, and, and in some cases that become real friends.