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▶ 1:12 Ben Chestnut I have family that was stationed in China for work and they said it got back to normal.

▶ 4:43 Jenny Lee We are global, which means that our key markets are US, China, and now increasingly emerging markets like Southeast Asia, Latin America, India, um, is growing, uh, and becoming our third bucket or third leg, so to speak. 2 times in the scene
▶ 16:31 Jenny Lee And I, I want to caution that because as a global investor, we look at so-called SaaS companies in the US, in China, and in Southeast Asia. 3 times in the scene
▶ 28:45 Carmen Yuen Now they have got 50% of their revenue coming from China, and to Jenny's point, China's playbook, totally different from everything outside China. 5 times in the scene
▶ 35:46 Jenny Lee But it's very important when we look at markets like China, Southeast Asia, India, while from a pure number perspective, we have more developer, rest of the world versus the US, the quality of developers 2 times in the scene
▶ 42:03 Jenny Lee Or in China, we have redemption, uh, Asia as well.

▶ 16:48 Ben Braverman She joined Flexport, she basically built her career in mainland China, you know, did a joint MBA I think with Shanghai University and Columbia, so she was sort of behind in a sense that she came back to the US. 2 times in the scene

▶ 33:30 unnamed speaker Let's assume just for the sake of discussion that we want to expand to China, right? 4 times in the scene

▶ 13:37 Tom Clayton Uh, a lot of other opportunities are there from China to India to Southeast Asia as a whole, Japan still.
▶ 24:55 Tom Clayton It's a distraction for us to go international right now, whereas Houzz, which was both the B to B and B to C play, we had a ton of copycats, and we didn't have the, we didn't have the luxury to sit around and wait for the Houzz of China…

▶ 6:11 Zach Kitschke So there's, there's sort of 2000 people, uh, you know, across Australia, the US, the Philippines, China, um, throughout Europe, uh, as well.
▶ 29:19 Zach Kitschke In China, we've got a team on the ground as well, and, you know, other teams, um, you know, in different markets around, around the world as well.

▶ 1:03 Ryan Petersen I was importing motorcycles from China in the early 2000.
▶ 5:55 Ryan Petersen Through the adoption of free market economics in India and China, many other parts of Asia and the world.

▶ 23:36 Byron Deeter And then there's a lot of nuances for business, but, um, uh, obviously one of the overlays is geography, uh, uh, China early look like, uh, one of the early, um, it was going to be hit the hardest. 2 times in the scene

▶ 6:09 Ryan Smith So Jared took off and he ended up, he ended up running Google China and a third of the world's internet search.

▶ 6:22 Noah Wintroub Most of the folks, and you're very large in China, don't have mapping platforms.

▶ 3:09 Byron Deeter If you look a little deeper, in the next three, you had Berkshire Hathaway, but you also had Tencent and Alibaba, venture-backed tech companies in China.

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