Brian Halligan
10 statements across 2 episodes · 4 bullish · 2 bearish · 2 people on the record · first statement Oct 12, 2023 by Brian Halligan · said 4 times in 1 episodes since 2024 · across every show →
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Oct 12, 2023 bullish
Halligan: Generative AI uniquely favors CRM incumbents over startups
“In most disruptions, I think the rebels have the advantage. I don't think that's the case here. Like we have so much data over so many years about so many customers and That's what makes this stuff really sing. And as a brand new startup in the space, you gott…”
Oct 12, 2023 positive
Oct 12, 2023 negative
Halligan: Mass AI content creation won't work for LLM discovery
“One of the things that's not going to work is using AI to just create tons of content. I think Sam Altman and all the people building the other models are going to look at similar signals to Google. They're going to say how many links are into the site with th…”
Oct 12, 2023
Oct 12, 2023 bullish
Halligan: Propeller Ventures Raised $120M and Backed About 10 Ocean Startups
“So we started a venture funds called propeller, a hundred twenty million dollar fund, where we back startups at the intersection of climate change and the ocean. And I did that a little over a year ago. Going great. So far, so good. We made about 10 investment…”
Oct 12, 2023
Oct 12, 2023 neutral
Oct 12, 2023 positive
Halligan: First-principles generalists run HR better than career HR specialists
“HR people are tricky to hire because in HR you've got recruiting people, you get compensation people, you've got culture people, you get DNI people, you get benefits people. And, you know, if you've got a person who runs HR, they likely grew up through one of …”
Oct 12, 2023 negative
Dec 19, 2024
Torres: HubSpot Had $30M Revenue and 200 Employees at Performable Acquisition
“When Brian Halligan came to me and bought my company, Performable, so he's like, our goal is to take it public in the next year or two. I had no clue what taking a company public meant. I mean, we had thirty million in revenue, 200 employees when he said those…”