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So what was it about coming together with Doug in the early days of what was Al Rock, Al Blue Owl that resonated for you and what the strategy was? I joined Al Rock in 2017. I was employee number 30 something. I met Doug. I was working at a great org
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Having experienced that a couple times, how did you go about your day to day in a situation where, look, that's your job. You think you know how to make it work, but you still have to try to put your best foot forward. Well, they are paying you. And
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And I started working for, believe it or not, the very vanilla trading business of AIG, which was commodities and foreign exchange in early two thousand and two. And, obviously, this is in London. And if anyone listening is in doubt, yes, I'm Austral
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it's almost like you never meet a bad car person. There's so much passion in that industry, and that is my number one hobby of cars in the brain if it's not blockchain and chain technology. What was your first paid job, and what did you learn from it
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Lane, before I let you go, I wanna make sure I get a chance to ask you a couple of fun closing questions. Before we get to the closing questions, I wanna tell you about one of our strategic investments. We've made a few, and each are working on a pro
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So I'm living in a two story walkup only air conditioning in the bedroom, not in the living room, just to give you an idea what it was like, but a great apartment. And so I come home. If you remember the old fashioned answering machines, you'd have t
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“If you look at radiology and if you have cancer, but the cancer is like a year earlier or half a year earlier detected by AI than it would have been by the surgeon, your recovery time is so much better. You get less sick. You will be able to go back to work earlier.”
very simple. If if you look at the radiology and if you have cancer, but the cancer is like a year earlier or half a year earlier detected by AI than it would have been by the surgeon. Your recovery t
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Business Mechanics15:08 – 15:37
people still worry very much about the short term. Part of my job is to continue to provide guidance and comfort to people that we're thinking about the long term here. We're not traders. We're investors. We're not macro driven. We're macro aware. We
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So there was a little bit of financial markets and investing DNA there somewhere, but it wasn't until I was at university that I thought, Oh, okay. I'll make a go of that and work for Macquarie Bank in Sydney and foreign exchange and so forth, but I'
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And before that, a quick advertisement. Our closing questions are brought to you by Oldwell Labs or OWL. OWL is the very best software I've seen for allocators defined and tracked managers, and I've seen a lot of them. If you haven't seen OWL, check
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“I'm an exceptional problem solver - it just took me years to realize it”
connect the unconnected dots in a way quicker than other people so I see future trends, which has really helped me in life. Really good at reading, you know, trends, also pattern recognition of people
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