Lessons from Yasmin Razavi

Yasmin Razavi is a General Partner at Spark Capital who brings engineering rigor to growth-stage investing, favoring deep data analysis over intuition while studying how go-to-market strategy, simplified infrastructure, and disciplined scaling can build category-defining businesses.

Lessons from Romain Huet

Romain Huet is an engineering leader whose work across Jolicloud, Twitter, Stripe, and OpenAI connects API design with developer experience, revealing how product strategy must evolve as software moves from traditional coding toward agentic AI and abundance.

Lessons from Tim Koller

Tim Koller is a McKinsey partner and corporate finance expert whose valuation framework centers Return on Invested Capital and organic growth, clarifying how leaders can resist short-term market noise, allocate capital intelligently, and create durable stakeholder value.

Lessons from Sun Tzu

Sun Tzu was an ancient Chinese military strategist, general, and philosopher traditionally credited with The Art of War, whose enduring ideas show how calculation, adaptability, and winning without fighting can guide leaders through any competitive arena.

Lessons from Anjney Midha

Anjney Midha is a venture capitalist and former founder whose work spans AI, open-source infrastructure, and spatial computing, focusing attention on the shift from models to products and the geopolitical stakes of sovereignty and algorithmic independence.

Lessons from Adan Schoenfekd

Adam Schoenfeld is a four-time SaaS founder behind Keyplay, PeerSignal, Simply Measured, and Siftrock, whose audience-first “SaaS-media flywheel” links rigorous go-to-market execution and Ideal Customer Profile alignment with sustainable, focused B2B growth and genuine customer love.

Lessons from Karan Parekh

Karan Parekh, Head of Finance at Clay and a former founder, brings a builder’s perspective to modern SaaS finance, exploring how pricing, AI adoption, and financial strategy can help fast-growing go-to-market platforms remain resilient and innovative.

Daily Digest — 2026-04-05

AI is redrawing growth, careers, and software markets at once. Automated experimentation can accelerate adoption, but companies and professionals must adapt as technical leverage shifts toward newer workflows and enterprise budgets concentrate around AI-native products.

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