Chris Schroeder
10 statements across 2 episodes · 2 bullish · 2 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Jan 2, 2019 by Chris Schroeder · across every show →
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Jan 2, 2019 positive
Jan 2, 2019
Jan 2, 2019
Schroeder: Silicon Valley thrives primarily on talent network effects
“One of the things that we didn't quite touch on about Silicon Valley here, and it's odd to me that people often don't focus about it, which is just simply the network effect of talent that's there, that the more better, the more the excellent people are there,…”
Jan 2, 2019
Schroeder: Iranian youth widely use American social networks and edtech platforms
“When I was in Iran a month ago, all the young people wanted to show me on their smart devices, not only how they were all on our social networks, which allows them to see each other as well as to see other parts of the world, all of them had access to Coursera…”
Apr 19, 2023 positive
Apr 19, 2023
Schroeder: Emerging market founders must actively educate new consumers
“So many of the best entrepreneurs I meet are spending a fair amount of their time literally educating a consumer base that moves very quickly and rapidly, but it is still an element of something that happens there and doesn't happen with many of the companies …”
Apr 19, 2023 negative
Apr 19, 2023 neutral
Apr 19, 2023
Schroeder: Engaging trusted community leaders is critical for go-to-market in emerging markets
“One of the things that you see in emerging markets, and I see this in Africa in particularly is trust is the most important thing to be able to light up people who are the trusted community leaders. Become something which is really quite unique to these areas …”
Apr 19, 2023 negative
Schroeder: Over-regulation in emerging tech markets will trigger brain drain
“These ecosystems will thrive if the top-down institutions lean in and help them. And to the degree that they slow them down, the good news is that these are more mobile talent than ever before. They will go elsewhere. There will be brain drain.”