Shan-Lyn Ma
12 statements across 2 episodes · 1 bullish · 1 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Mar 11, 2021 by Shan-Lyn Ma · across every show →
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Mar 11, 2021 neutral
Shan-Lyn Ma: Product launches are either pushed out or demand-pulled
“I think, you know, in product development, there's almost two kinds of product launches. One is where you push a product out, and then you iterate based on feedback, and then the home store example is more of a example where it's pulled out of your hands by th…”
Mar 11, 2021 neutral
Shan-Lyn Ma: Retailers use wedding registries to acquire lifelong home customers
“The reason why, you know, any normal retailer has a wedding registry is because they hope to then continue to serve that person with things as they move into their newlywed home, and as they can grow as a couple in their home, so that is a very classic strateg…”
Mar 11, 2021 positive
Ma: Why she studies Stitch Fix CEO Katrina Lake's public earnings calls
“I do listen to Katrina's earnings calls because there's so few female CEO leaders who do them that to hear her do it, In a way that is both strong, but uniquely different to the way many men do it is, is a learning opportunity for me.”
Mar 11, 2021
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Apr 18, 2022 neutral
Ma: Gilt generated roughly $7M in revenue in its first year
“Yeah, when I started at Guild, it was probably less than 30 people in the business. It had not been live yet for a full year, so it was still the first year of business. I think that first year, the business did something like seven million in revenue.”
Apr 18, 2022
Apr 18, 2022
Kevin Ryan provided Zola's $250k seed check and joined as co-founder
“Yeah, that first check was 250,000. So he was the first seed investor, but more importantly, he also joined us as a co-founder and chairman of the board, and so brought not just the cash, but also, you know, his experience and advice.”
Apr 18, 2022
Ma funded early living expenses by juggling zero-interest credit cards
“I took a lot of zero interest credit cards out. I think I had a stack of zero interest credit cards. I also had you know, balance transfers that I would transfer from one card to the other, and I do not recommend this to anyone, but that was part of how I You …”
Apr 18, 2022 negative