1 podcast appearance · 4 clips
Masters of Scale · Jason Robins
DraftKings CEO Jason Robins explains why successful companies must evolve beyond their original business model, using Google as a prime example. He argues that technology and consumer behavior changes require companies to adapt and expand, or risk being left behind like other search-only companies.
DraftKings CEO Jason Robins explains how his 5,600-person company avoids the innovation paralysis that plagues most large organizations. He reveals that culture and talent quality are the keys, specifically building a mindset around taking calculated risks rather than avoiding all risks.
Jason Robins explains how DraftKings views non-gambling states like California and Texas as key opportunities for their alternative products. He outlines the company's strategic approach to markets where traditional online sports betting remains illegal.
DraftKings CEO Jason Robins explains how his team works around the clock during Super Bowl weekend, leading the company to give everyone Monday off afterward. He suggests the Monday after the Super Bowl should be a national holiday, highlighting the intense operational demands of running a sports betting company during major events.
Masters of Scale
DraftKings CEO Jason Robins discusses the company's strategic expansion beyond sports betting into prediction markets and AI applications. He shares insights on maintaining innovation culture at scale, navigating regulatory challenges across different states, and responsible gambling practices as the company grows to 5,600 employees.
