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▶ 0:58 Matt Turck Uh, reaching a billion dollar evaluation in a series C, uh, round of financing that, uh, literally just closed and that was led by our friends at Excel.

▶ 0:37 Jake Flomenberg I'm a partner at Excel.
▶ 5:09 unnamed speaker You know, ah, one interesting company that, ah, we've invested along with Excel is a company that is doing, um, um, you know, so the, the thesis of the foundation that we have is, you know, for every system of record in the enterprise, you…

▶ 2:30 Peter Fenton In the sense that, you know, there's a, one of my former partners at Excel said, when you see the problems, and you're not naive anymore to the opportunities, and you don't start with the question of what could go right, and if you do, as…
▶ 9:15 Peter Fenton There's no associates, there's no principals, and I grew up at Excel, or I was trained there, and I was a, I was an associate, or any, they probably had an even lower title for me when I started, um, or at least I deserved one.
▶ 11:56 Peter Fenton I'll come back to Excel, not that people care, but Excel and benchmark. 3 times in the scene
▶ 22:09 Matt Turck So, to, to the, um, to the monetization part, so, uh, there was this, uh, blog post that Peter Levine from Anderson Horowitz did, um, I think last year or a couple of years ago, um, and he's actually an entrepreneur that you backed while…
▶ 46:56 Peter Fenton Because you, like, you have to go, so, so my, I was, Benchmark was the lead investor in MySQL, I was at Excel before I came over.

▶ 0:47 Matt Turck So some stats, so over 6000 customers in 75 countries, uh, raised two hundred and twenty million dollars from Sequoia, Excel, and Insight here in town.

▶ 1:22 Vance Loiselle Um, we're backed out of the gate by Greylock, and then we just added, ah, Sequoia recently, and Excel, and, and Sutter Hill, and some other companies, um, as investors.

▶ 0:17 Matt Turck We've had, uh, who Roger, uh, from iAventures, Ping Lee from Excel, Fred Wilson,

▶ 0:16 Matt Turck Uh, so we have a, an amazing lineup tonight, and, uh, as you guys saw, so we have, uh, four exceptional data scientists, uh, Hilary now at Accel, uh, Blake from Foursquare, Gilad from BetterWorks,

▶ 0:57 Hilary Mason Um, I'm currently employed as the data scientist in residence at Excel Partners, which is a VC firm, but don't worry, I don't actually make investments at all.

▶ 0:22 Matt Turck We lost one rising star, who's Jake at Accel, but we have the rising star, uh, Mike here.

▶ 5:47 Ping Li So I think one of the exciting things about big data, at least from the Excel perspective, has been that we think there's going to be an ecosystem that gets built.
▶ 20:43 Matt Ocko Um, you know, uh, Excel has a really interesting footprint and an emerging interesting footprint in stuff that provides answers to, uh, major healthcare organizations.
▶ 55:13 Matt Ocko You know, you can go meet them at one of Roger's meetups, um, or one of the, ah, you know, Excel's been generous enough to sponsor a bunch of big data events as well.
▶ 1:16:37 Matt Ocko Is there an organization called Accel Europe? 2 times in the scene

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