Lessons from Joshua Kushner

Joshua Kushner is the founder of Thrive Capital and co-founder of Oscar Health, whose concentrated, high-conviction investment philosophy emphasizes respecting founders and making significant, long-term bets on visionary entrepreneurs tackling complex industries through technology.

Lessons from Adam Foroughi

Adam Foroughi, co-founder and CEO of AppLovin, built a resilient mobile technology company by prioritizing efficiency and long-term value, offering an operating study in disciplined execution, bootstrapping at scale, and sustaining an always-on entrepreneurial spirit.

Lessons from Fred Wilson

Fred Wilson is a venture capitalist and Union Square Ventures co-founder whose thesis-driven strategy spans Web 2.0, blockchain, and climate technology, pairing market conviction with questions about startup management, product development, and founder resilience across changing market cycles.

Lessons from Albert Wenger

Albert Wenger is a Union Square Ventures managing partner and author of World After Capital who joins venture expertise with philosophical inquiry, asking how to reallocate attention during the transition from the Industrial Age to the Knowledge Age.

Lessons from Garrett Langley

Garrett Langley is the founder and CEO of Flock Safety, which uses solar-powered, AI-enabled cameras in a national public-safety network, pairing a community-centric pursuit of objective evidence with the harder question of rigorous privacy standards.

Lessons from Assaf Rappaport

Assaf Rappaport is the co-founder and CEO of Wiz whose customer-centric approach and military-honed discipline drove exceptional cloud-security growth, making his career a study in hypergrowth, team dynamics, customer insight, and the evolution of cloud architecture.

Lessons from travis kalanick

Travis Kalanick is Uber’s co-founder and former CEO, whose drive for efficiency and “principled confrontation” reshaped transportation before he pursued digitizing the physical world through City Storage Systems and Atoms, applying software-driven engineering to complex physical problems.

Lessons from Larry Miller

Larry Miller, Chairman of the Jordan Brand Advisory Board and former Portland Trail Blazers president, pairs experience in global brand expansion and corporate leadership with a transformative journey from incarceration, illuminating the value of authenticity and second chances.

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