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Meg Whitman
CEO at Quilbi
Latest rounds
- ImmortalsRound · $30MMay 2019
- ExpaVenture · $50MMar 2014
BacksGaming
Rounds they were named in
- Rounds
- 2
- Led
- 0
- Disclosed
- $80M
- Active
- 2014–19
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Their book
The Power of Many: Values for Success in Business and in Life
Meg Whitman · 2010
3.60 from 177 ratings on Goodreads
About the book
Is it possible to run a multibillion-dollar corporation on the power of trust? Must you set aside your authentic self as you climb the corporate ladder? Is there another role for technology beyond saving costs and creating efficiencies? In The Power of Many, Meg Whitman, former…
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Meg Whitman Interviewed by Mark Suster | Upfront Summit 2020
WithMeg Whitman
Their bookThe Power of Many
MentionsJeffrey Katzenberg
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Meg Whitman (CEO, Quibi) chats with Upfront Ventures partner Mark Suster about the development and upcoming launch of Quibi: - What will make the service stand out - Why they're betting that consumers will pay for premium content - How the platform is inspiring and incentivizing creators in… More on the show's page
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#104 Co-founder of Intuit, Scott Cook: The Power of Paradigms
MentionsScott CookBill CampbellBill GatesMeg WhitmanSteve BallmerTom Proulx
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Intuit co-founder Scott Cook still remembers the first line of an email he received in 1994 from billg@microsoft.com: “This really is Bill Gates.” Intuit’s personal finance product Quicken had survived being crushed by Microsoft Money, and its new accounting software Quickbooks was thriving as… More on the show's page
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E1128: Emergency Pod! A Quibi postmortem – Diving into the numbers, what went wrong, lessons learned & more!
MentionsDavid SacksZach CoeliusJeffrey KatzenbergJohn HenryMeg Whitman
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FOLLOW Jason: https://linktr.ee/calacanis Referenced in this episode: Wall Street Journal Article: https://www.wsj.com/articles/quibi-weighs-shutting-down-as-problems-mount-11603301946 Quibi's website: https://quibi.com Tweets by David Sacks, Zach Coelius & John Henry:… More on the show's page
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208. Building a VC Franchise; The Shift to Bite-Sized Video Content; Last-Mile Attribution; & the Impact of Corona Virus Over The Next 6-12 Months (Mark Suster)
MentionsMark SusterMeg WhitmanMinnie Ingersoll
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Mark Suster of Upfront Ventures joins Nick on a Pre-Crisis chat to discuss Building a VC Franchise; The Shift to Bite-Sized Video Content; Last-Mile Attribution; & the Impact of Corona Virus Over The Next 6-12 Months. In this episode, we cover: Last time we had you on the show was December 2016.… More on the show's page
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a16z Podcast: On Marrying Entertainment and Technology
MentionsHewlett Packard EnterpriseMarc AndreessenWndrCoJeffrey KatzenbergMeg Whitman
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with Jeffrey Katzenberg, Meg Whitman (@MegWhitman), and Marc Andreessen (@pmarca) In this episode of the a16z Podcast, based on a discussion that took place at our annual a16z Summit, Marc Andreessen interviews Jeffrey Katzenberg -- formerly CEO and co-founder of DreamWorks SKG (and chairman of… More on the show's page
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