Lessons from Anjali Sud

Anjali Sud, CEO of Tubi and former CEO of Vimeo, transformed Vimeo from a consumer video site into a B2B software platform, demonstrating how unpopular strategic pivots, explicit career ownership, and resilience through failure can guide industry transitions.

Lessons from Anish Acharya

Anish Acharya is an Andreessen Horowitz general partner focused on consumer technology, fintech, and AI, bringing experience as a founder and operator to questions about weakening enterprise software lock-in, “weird and working” consumer products, and evolving financial relationships.

Lessons from Andrey Khusid

Andrey Khusid founded Miro after struggling to brainstorm with remote design clients, growing a basic Flash tool into a visual collaboration platform and developing practical approaches to product development, organizational scale, and adaptation as technologies change.

Lessons from Andrew Feldman

Andrew Feldman, Cerebras Systems co-founder and CEO, led development of the Wafer-Scale Engine under a “fearless engineering” philosophy, confronting physics and hardware problems others dismiss head-on while probing AI infrastructure’s physical limits and company-building realities.

Lessons from Andrew Dudum

Andrew Dudum founded Hims & Hers to normalize treatment for conditions such as hair loss and erectile dysfunction, bringing earlier venture-studio experience to the challenge of taking uncomfortable bets, earning consumer trust, and scaling healthcare businesses efficiently.

Lessons from Andrew Bialecki

Andrew Bialecki co-founded Klaviyo, bootstrapped the marketing platform before taking it public, and leads with capital efficiency, learning capacity over polished résumés, and the conviction that a company is always “1% done,” connecting funding discipline with resilience.

Lessons from Andre Agassi

Andre Agassi won eight Grand Slam titles while deeply resenting tennis, then turned toward charter schools for underserved children, offering a stark lens on elite competition’s isolation and the struggle to build an identity apart from public expectations.

Lessons from Anca Dragan

Anca Dragan, a UC Berkeley professor and Google DeepMind’s head of AI Safety and Alignment, studies how robots and AI can assist people safely by distinguishing predictable from legible motion and treating alignment as a cooperative game.

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