Devdutt Yellurkar

General Partner, CRV · 1 appearance on the record.

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Devdutt Yellurkar is a General Partner at CRV and Co-Founder and Partner at Propeller. He was previously the co-founder and CEO of Yantra Corporation and led early venture investments in companies including Zendesk.

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Their most notable supported claim

Assertion Supported
Yellurkar: Zendesk broke the 2014 tech IPO logjam
“In 2014 there was a log jam, right? Nobody wanted to take the companies public. Like, there was a big, and you were, actually, you were the jam cracker. You broke that log jam and were the first company to get out.”
Devdutt Yellurkar Aug 23, 2017 ▶ 24:39 Zendesk From Day 0 to Today: The Lessons Learned

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Assertion Supported
Yellurkar: Zendesk broke the 2014 tech IPO logjam
“In 2014 there was a log jam, right? Nobody wanted to take the companies public. Like, there was a big, and you were, actually, you were the jam cracker. You broke that log jam and were the first company to get out.”
Devdutt Yellurkar Aug 23, 2017 ▶ 24:39 Zendesk From Day 0 to Today: The Lessons Learned
Assertion Supported
Yellurkar: Zendesk generated $312M in revenue in 2016
“Three hundred and twelve million dollars in revenue in 2016, that's about three hundred and twelve million dollars more Than when Kristoff and I met you.”
Devdutt Yellurkar Aug 23, 2017 ▶ 2:36 Zendesk From Day 0 to Today: The Lessons Learned

Appearances (1)

EpisodeDateSpeaking time
Zendesk From Day 0 to Today: The Lessons Learned Aug 23, 2017 5m
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