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Ruby Justice Thelot is a New York based designer, cyberethnographer, and the founder of the research studio 13101401 inc. His work critically examines the intersections of human computer interaction, the metaverse, and the phenomenology of living online.
Diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes and epilepsy, Krishna Kaliannan left finance to bake his own keto friendly cereal. That home kitchen project grew into Catalina Crunch, a low sugar snack brand that has reached a $200 million retail run rate.
Jeni Britton dropped out of art school to start an ice cream stand in Ohio, eventually growing Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams into a national business.
Ian Murray and his brother Shep walked away from corporate desk jobs in 1998 to start Vineyard Vines, initially funding a necktie business entirely through credit card debt.
How AI is killing lightweight SaaS, forcing founders to build businesses around friction instead of code. The market for simple $20/month SaaS tools is dying.
Over 28 years at T Mobile, Mike Katz rose from the retail floor to Chief Business and Product Officer.
Reiner Pope is the co founder and CEO of MatX and a former architect on Google's TPU team. He designs custom silicon to make large language models more efficient by working directly with physical hardware constraints.
Alex Tabarrok is an economics professor at George Mason University and co founder of the blog Marginal Revolution. He studies innovation, public goods, and the regulatory roadblocks affecting healthcare and technology.